The brand new Restyled Volkswagen T-Cross arrives on the French market with a refreshed range and improved equipment, placing it in direct competition with the French trio made up of Citroën C3 Aircross, Peugeot 2008 And Renault Captur. With a starting price of 25,790 euros, the restyled T-Cross offers new advantages to attract fans of small SUVs. Here are the details of the new range of this small urban crossover.
Five trim levels, two engines
The facelifted Volkswagen T-Cross sports a completely new look, with new lights and bumpers, as well as a revised interior presentation for a more modern and attractive experience. New standard equipment also enriches the picture, notably LED projectors and a digital dashboard. The 2024 T-Cross range starts at 25,790 euros and now consists of five trim levels: Life, VW Edition, Life PLus, Style and R-Line. This variety allows buyers to choose the model that best suits their needs and preferences.
The evolution is not limited only to the aesthetics on the restyled SUV, because the engine range of the T-Cross is also undergoing changes. The 1.0 TSI 95 hp engine with manual gearbox remains unchanged. On the other hand, the 110 hp three-cylinder 1.0 TSI petrol engine sees its power increase to 116 hp, but it is now only available with a DSG7 dual-clutch transmission.
At the entry level Life, the T-Cross the equipment is already complete: Lane Keeping Assistant ‘Lane Assist’, Front/rear parking assistance, air conditioning, Daytime running lights with automatic switching on of the headlights and Coming Home and Leaving functions Home automatic, 16″ ‘Nottingham’ light alloy wheels, Folding front passenger seat, Fully digital ‘Digital Cockpit’ instrument cluster.
T-Cross Life 1.0 TSI 95 hp BVM5: 25,790 euros
T-Cross Life 1.0 TSI 116 hp DSG7: 28,660 euros
VW Edition at the price of the Life version
In second level, the T-Cross 2024 VW Edition is currently at the same price of 25,790 euros. Its additional equipment is therefore offered: ‘Rear view’ reversing camera, metallic paint, ‘Travel Assist’ semi-autonomous driving assistant, ‘Ready 2 Discover’ Audio & Infotainment system, ‘Keyless Access’ keyless unlocking and starting system ‘ and Rear windows and rear window darkened to 65%.
T-Cross VW Edition 1.0 TSI 95 hp BVM5: 25,790 euros
T-Cross VW Edition 1.0 TSI 116 hp DSG7: 28,660 euros
The Life Plus version, which is very similar in equipment and costs more, is therefore not of much immediate interest! Compared to the VW edition, it provides access to the ‘Discover Media’ Navigation & Infotainment system as standard.
T-Cross Life Plus 1.0 TSI 95 hp BVM5: 26,950 euros
T-Cross Life Plus 1.0 TSI 116 hp DSG7: 29,820 euros
Expensive but well-equipped Style and R-Line versions
You must then add nearly 2,280 euros to access the heart of the Style range, a significant effort because the 1.0 TSI 95 hp version is not offered. The endowment gains numerous equipment:
- Inductive smartphone charger
- Digital Cockpit Pro
- 17″ ‘Manila’ light alloy wheels
- ‘IQ.Light Matrix LED’ front headlights
- Comfort front seats with lumbar adjustment
- Keyless Access locking and starting system
T-Cross Style 1.0 TSI 116 hp DSG7: 32,100 euros
T-Cross Style 1.5 TSI 150 hp DSG7: 33,900 euros
Very close in price to the Style version, the R Line version focuses more on looks with as standard:
- ‘Rear view’ reversing camera
- Inductive smartphone charger
- ‘Digital Cockpit Pro’
- 17″ ‘Valencia’ light alloy wheels
- IQ.Light Matrix LED projectors
- Comfort front seats with lumbar adjustment
- Keyless Access locking and starting system
- Rear windows and rear window darkened at 65%
T-Cross R-Line 1.0 TSI 116 hp DSG7: 32,410 euros
T-Cross R-Line 1.5 TSI 150 hp DSG7: 34,210 euros
Over the first four months of the year, the Volkswagen T-Cross 2024 is in 23rd place on the French market. Internally, it is behind the T-Roc but is now ahead of the Polo!
Read our Volkswagen T-Cross review
