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With power comes confidence.
The T‑Roc R is our newest, sportiest SUV with plenty of muscle under the hood and a profile designed for performance.
Performance
The T‑Roc R packs a powerful punch that makes it a thrill to drive.
Next level
Beneath its hood the T‑Roc R packs a 2.0 litre 300PS engine capable of accelerating from 0 to 62 mph in just 4.9 seconds. Meanwhile, the 7-speed automatic dual-clutch gearbox, forgiving sports suspension and 4MOTION technology ensure maximum control, regardless of the terrain.
Design
Not only does the T‑Roc R look the part, it’s also comfortable on the inside.
Demands attention
The T‑Roc R’s bold exterior design enhances the sporty look and feel of the car. The robust front bumper sits below a front grille with an anodised finish, while the exclusive R-Line rear spoiler minimises drag. The R sits 15mm lower to the road to maintain solid grip.
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Reviews and awards
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T‑Roc R wins At 2020 What Car? Awards
The newest member of the Volkswagen SUV family, the T‑Roc R, has also been presented with its first award from UK media, just weeks after its arrival. The newcomer, and flagship of the T‑Roc range, collected its price point award of ‘Best Sports SUV under £40,000’ – a strong start for Volkswagen’s first compact performance SUV.
“The Volkswagen T‑Roc R is more reminiscent of a hot hatch than an SUV in terms of the way it handles, despite offering the sort of elevated driving position that SUV drivers prize, and it has a corker of an engine under the bonnet. At the same time, it’s spacious enough to serve as family transport.” said What Car? Editor, Huntingford. The judges also lauded the T‑Roc R’s low running costs.
