几天前，大众发布了T-Roc跨界车趣图。有人利用这张图绘制了T-Cross合成图，该车与西亚特SEAT Arona同级，将于今年晚些时候发布。大众在今年初更新了设计语言并推出了全新途锐，预计 T-Cross的某些设计元素也将取自途锐豪华SUV。这两款车的车头造型类似，特别是与前大灯连接的格栅部分。另外，其车尾造型预计将更漂亮，将采用保时捷卡宴风格的车身同宽LED尾灯组。至于内装，该车不会配备途锐硕大的15英寸触控显示屏，预计内装将类似Polo。由于T-Cross定位为小型SUV，因此它的车身尺寸很小，但内部空间很宽敞。如果消费者需要更大后排腿部空间和更多储物容积，后排座椅可以前后移动，因而具备了高度灵活性。T-Cross将于今年秋季发布。

 

VW T-Cross Render Imagines The Cutest Polo Crossover

Earlier this week, Volkswagen kicked off the teaser campaign for its new crossover set to be positioned underneath the stylish T-Roc. We’ve decided to put those design sketches to good use by turning them into a speculative render to get a more accurate idea of how Wolfsburg’s equivalent of the SEAT Arona is going to look like when it will debut later this year.

 

VW freshened up its crossover design language earlier this year with the launch of the all-new Touareg and we’re expecting the upcoming subcompact model to borrow a thing or two from the far more luxurious and larger model. The most obvious similarities between the two models will be noticeable at the front, specifically how the grille will meet the headlights, but it probably won’t look as interesting as the Touareg’s front end. Dare we say the back of the T-Cross will actually look nicer thanks to that Cayenne-esque full-width LED light strip revealed by VW in the teasers.

 

As far as the interior is concerned, we won’t be seeing the Touareg’s massive 15-inch touchscreen as VW’s little crossover is expected to source most of the cabin bits and pieces from the Polo. Largely based on the supermini, the new T-Cross will be small on the outside, but big on the inside where the company has promised to offer a “surprising amount of room.” If you need extra rear legroom or more cargo capacity, the rear bench slides back and forth, thus enabling a high level of flexibility that should come in handy.

 

The official premiere of the T-Cross will take place this fall and it will be VW’s fifth crossover for Europe. An even smaller T-Track is allegedly in the pipeline as a follow-up to the up!-based Taigun concept, but it won’t be out in the foreseeable future and we’re not sure if it will be offered in Europe.