Volkswagen has revealed a new trim for its T-Roc SUV that’s on sale in international markets. Called the Black Edition, the package adds murdered-out styling and an upgraded equipment list to the mid-spec T-Roc SE variant. Unlike the India-spec VW T-Roc, which is available in a single fully-loaded variant, the model on sale in those markets has over five trim levels.
The
Volkswagen T-Roc Black Edition adds a dark finish to the grille trim,
door mirror caps, roof rails and exhaust pipes. The detailing also
extends to the T-Roc’s 18-inch alloy wheels. In addition, the SUV gains a
rear privacy glass and what Volkswagen describes as an “eye-catching”
new decal on the C-pillar. LED headlights are also added as part of the
package.
Inside,
Black Edition models feature 'piano black' dash pads, black roof
lining, a leather-wrapped gear knob and multifunction sports steering
wheel with contrasting grey stitching, and white ambient lighting and
footwell illumination.
Standard
equipment on offer includes adaptive cruise control, front and rear
parking sensors and electrically heated and foldable door mirrors with
integrated puddle lights. Kit such as Vienna leather upholstery, a Beats
audio sound pack and sports suspension are offered as options.
As
with the standard T-Roc, the Black Edition is available with petrol and
diesel engines. There are two TSI turbo-petrol options – a 115hp,
1.0-litre and a 115hp, 1.5-litre – and two TDI diesel options – a
115hp, 1.6-litre and a 150hp, 2.0-litre – on offer.
In the Indian market, VW launched the T-Roc
here just prior to the start of the lockdown. As mentioned above, the
India-spec model is available in a single fully-loaded trim and comes
exclusively with a 150hp, 1.5-litre TSI petrol engine paired with a
7-speed DSG gearbox. There is plenty of equipment on offer with LED
headlamps, Vienna leather upholstery, a digital instrument cluster, six
airbags, ESC and a panoramic sunroof coming standard. The T-Roc in India
rivals the Jeep Compass and its recently launched sister model, the Skoda Karoq.
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