Interesting Facts About the Volkswagen T-Cross
The Volkswagen T‑Cross entered the market in April 2019 as a compact crossover built on the MQB A0 platform it shares with the Polo Mk6. Positioned below the T‑Roc and alongside the Taigo, it quickly became a key entry‑level SUV in VW’s lineup.
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Shared MQB A0 Platform
The T‑Cross is based on Volkswagen’s MQB A0 platform, the same underpinnings used for the Polo Mk6. This shared architecture helps deliver a familiar driving feel while keeping production efficient.
Global Production and Alternate Names
Volkswagen produces an average of 300,000 T‑Cross units each year, and the model is marketed outside Europe under the names Tacqua and Taigun. These alternate badges reflect its worldwide appeal in the compact SUV segment.
Rumoured Coupe Variant
Early reports suggested that Volkswagen began work on a coupe‑styled version of the T‑Cross, with a market launch expected in late 2020. This potential body style would add a sportier silhouette to the already versatile lineup.
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