Volkswagen T-Cross vs T-Roc (2020) - what are the differences?

Welcome to the video comparison between Volkswagen T-Cross vs Volkswagen T-Roc. Please note that this is only a technical comparison, based solely on technical data of both cars. Not a real-life 2020 Volkswagen T-Cross vs 2020 Volkswagen T-Roc review.

Today, we would like you to show the difference between Volkswagen T-Cross vs Volkswagen T-Roc. Do you have your favorite? Maybe you will change your mind.

In this video, you can find the differences between T-Cross vs T-Roc in the following categories:
➜ External dimensions (length, width, height, wheelbase, ground clearance)
➜ Interior dimensions (headroom, legroom, shoulder room)
➜ Cargo volume/luggage compartment, weight
➜ Maximum power, maximum torque, top speed, acceleration 0-100 km/h / 0-62 mph
➜ Safety (Euro NCAP crash test results)

Exterior dimensions: T-Cross vs T-Roc

Volkswagen T-Cross vs Volkswagen T-Roc exterior dimension: length, width, height, wheelbase, ground clearance

Volkswagen T-Cross is 4108 mm / 161,7 inches long, 1760 mm / 69,3 inches wide, 1584 mm / 62,4 inches high, and has 2551 mm / 100,4 inches long wheelbase. Its ground clearance is 180 mm / 7,1 inches.

Volkswagen T-Roc is 4234 mm / 166,7 inches long, 1819 mm / 71,6 inches wide, 1572 mm / 61,9 inches high, and has 2593 mm / 102,1 inches long wheelbase. Its ground clearance is 161 mm / 6,3 inches.

That means that Volkswagen T-Cross is 126 mm shorter, 59 mm narrower, 12 mm higher, with 42 mm shorter wheelbase, and has 19 mm more ground clearance compared to Volkswagen T-Roc.

Luggage compartment and weight

Volkswagen T-Cross vs Volkswagen T-Roc: luggage compartment/cargo volume, weight

Volkswagen T-Cross has 455 liters of luggage volume (VDA, seats up). With rear seats folded down, the cargo capacity extends to 1281 liters.

On the other hand, Volkswagen T-Roc has 445 liters of luggage volume (VDA, seats up). With rear seats folded down, the cargo capacity extends to 1290 liters.

Therefore, Volkswagen T-Cross has 10 liters more volume when seats are up, and 9 less volume when the rear seats are folded down.

Volkswagen T-Cross vs Volkswagen T-Roc engines

The engine power of Volkswagen T-Cross ranges from 95 HP / 70 kW to 150 HP / 110 kW. The maximum torque is available from 175 Nm / 129 lb.ft. to 250 Nm / 184 lb.ft.

Volkswagen T-Roc engines are available from 115 HP / 85 kW to 300 HP / 221 kW. Depending on the engine, the maximum torque is available from 200 Nm / 148 lb.ft. to 400 Nm / 295 lb.ft.

Performance

The slowest Volkswagen T-Cross has a top speed of 180 km/h / 112 mph, while the fastest version can go up to 220 km/h / 137 mph.

The slowest Volkswagen T-Roc reaches the maximum speed of 187 km/h / 116 mph, and the fastest option available goes to 250 km/h / 155 mph.

Volkswagen T-Cross accelerates from 0-100 kilometers per hour (0-62 miles per hour) between 12,4 (slowest version) and 7,8 seconds (quickest version).

The technical specification for Volkswagen T-Roc shows that this car model accelerates from 0-100 kilometers per hour (0-62 miles per hour) between 10,9 (slowest version) and 4,8 seconds (quickest version).

T-Cross vs T-Roc price comparison

Volkswagen T-Cross vs Volkswagen T-Roc price comparison in USA, Germany and in the UK

The prices and availability of the specific car model may vary from country to country, but based on the markets we monitor (mainly the USA, UK, and Germany), we can say that Volkswagen T-Cross might be on average more affordable to buy, comparing the base model price of both cars. For more info, please check the price comparison chapter in the above video.

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1 Comment on "Volkswagen T-Cross vs T-Roc (2020) – what are the differences?"

Shelton Beatrice | October 13, 2020 at 11:33 pm | Reply

Both are useful sizes even for a small family going on a weekend trip away, with the Seltos especially impressive not far off a CX-5 for boot practicality. The lack of a cargo shelf to hide belongings is disappointing, though. The T-Cross has one other trick up its sleeve, with dual floor-height settings (though the lower position isn t possible if you have the optional Beats audio, as its subwoofer component is installed under the boot floor).