According to the latest news, Volkswagen's new generation T-ROC Tange model is expected to debut before the end of this year or 2025, and is scheduled to be officially launched in the first quarter of next year. At the same time, the domestic version of the model is also expected to be launched in the first half of next year. In a highly competitive market, the new generation of T-ROC Tange will compete with models such as BYD Song PLUS, Honda CR-V, and Toyota RAV4.
Judging from the exposed exterior renderings and road test spy photos, the new generation of T-ROC Tange has been boldly updated in the head design, using a large-size blackened honeycomb grille, and equipped with LED daytime running light strips that run through the headlight groups on both sides, and the overall shape is very similar to the domestic Volkswagen Tiguan L pro model. The rear section is expected to feature a concealed exhaust layout, with the possibility of an upgrade to a continuous LED taillight cluster.
In terms of power, the new generation T-ROC Tange will be built on the MQB platform, offering 1.5T mild hybrid, 2.0T and 1.5T plug-in hybrid engine options, and the drivetrain is mated to a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission. It is worth mentioning that the plug-in hybrid version has a range of up to 100 km in pure electric mode. In addition, the interior design of the new car is also expected to be borrowed from the Tiguan L pro model, equipped with a new 12.9-inch large-size infotainment system with ChatGPT, bringing drivers a smarter and more convenient driving experience.
With the unveiling and launch of the new generation of T-ROC Tange, consumers will usher in a new model that has been comprehensively upgraded in terms of design, power and technology configuration. Volkswagen's move will undoubtedly further intensify competition in the compact SUV market.