The Volkswagen T-Cross is ready to see the light in October after the manufacturing of the 0 series

The SUV segment is in full swing, since this type of vehicle is present in practically every brand in the world. It is no news that Volkswagen had planned to launch a fourth model in this segment, which will be called the T-Cross. But what should really excite us is that the German brand is about to fine-tune the last details of this new model, something it has shown after completing the manufacturing of the first units of phase 0, a sure sign that the T-Cross is just around the corner.

Volkswagen has wanted to expand its model range even further, with the aim of offering more options and opening its doors to potential customers. On that basis, the German brand began weighing the idea of creating a new SUV, which led to what we know, still under camouflage, as the T-Cross. This small crossover will sit below the T-Roc, aiming to offer a package as suitable for navigating urban streets as for tackling the open road.

As for phase 0, it signals the end of the pre-series units and paves the way for the production model. These phases exist because of the importance of developing a completely new model, as it must be subjected to numerous tests. However, the Volkswagen T-Cross has passed them with flying colors, which is reflected in passing the process and product audits.

Now, the German brand is ready to unveil the new T-Cross, a model that uses the MQB A0 platform as its fundamental basis for development. With this premise, Volkswagen’s factory in Navarra will proceed to build a total of 80 units of phase 0, a situation in which tools, equipment and final installations are already included in the vehicle.

Production of these 80 units is because the T-Cross will begin manufacturing in December, but Volkswagen has decided to reveal it to the public much earlier. On October 25, the German brand will premiere its new SUV, which will travel to Amsterdam (Netherlands) to show its face and present the new design language that Volkswagen will use in its upcoming launches.

Meanwhile, the brand has continued to offer us images of the new T-Cross in its traditional camouflage, but which still allows us to glimpse numerous details of this SUV. In this way, Volkswagen shows its clear intention to step up its SUV offensive, with a model that will be capable of breaking the mold and revolutionizing the segment.

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CrossoverVolkswagen T-Cross7 versions · from 25,550 €