New Volkswagen T-Roc Cabriolet R Line 2020 Test Drive POV Review HD

New Volkswagen T-Roc Cabriolet R Line 2020 Test Drive POV Review. Volkswagen breathes fresh air into the SUV segment with the world premiere of the new T-Roc Cabriolet. The open-top version expands the range of the popular crossover model, adding yet more lifestyle to the booming SUV market. The launch will take place in spring 2020. The new T-Roc Cabriolet is on its way to dealerships just in time for spring. Volkswagen’s first convertible crossover links the best of both the convertible and the SUV world by combining driving pleasure with usefulness and striking design. Elements including the rollover protection system and a reinforced windscreen frame are designed to ensure maximum safety. The new convertible is now available at Volkswagen dealerships, in Germany the model will be available from a basic price of €27,495. The first convertible crossover (CUV) by Volkswagen is a comfortable means of transport for any trip, be it for joyrides, in inner-city traffic or on long journeys, in sunny spring weather or torrential rain. The fully automatic, electrohydraulic soft top forms the central element of the T-Roc Cabriolet. It opens within nine seconds, even up to speeds of 30 kilometres per hour, and should there be any rain clouds on the horizon the cutting-edge soft top takes eleven seconds to quickly close. The electromechanical lock system secures it in place. Downpours are thus reliably kept out and water can drain via the longitudinal seams of the side panels as an additional water channel. Volkswagen is not compromising safety in the T-Roc Cabriolet. The rollover protection system is located behind the rear seat head restraints. It extends within a fraction of a second in the event that defined lateral acceleration or lateral inclination values are exceeded. Occupants in the front benefit from a reinforced windscreen frame. The body’s torsional rigidity is additionally guaranteed by rear struts between the B-pillar on the left and right and the rear wheel housing as well as a double rear floor panel and lateral floor rails. The use of high-strength and ultra-high-strength as well as hot-shaped steel also boosts safety levels. A host of We Connect functions, such as the Emergency Call Service, breakdown call and online anti-theft alarm system come in handy in extreme situations. The convertible measures 4,268 mm in length and 1,811 mm in width. Consequently, the vehicle is 34 mm longer than the T-Roc with a standard body. As a result, the available boot capacity with the soft top down still amounts to 284 litres, making the CUV a perfect companion every day 365 days a year. This is additionally underlined by the rear seat bench, which, thanks to its load-through function, also makes it possible to transport long items in the vehicle. The optional towing bracket that can be conveniently installed and removed again after use represents a practical solution for many everyday situations. Two efficient petrol engines are available for the