T-Cross Pricing Revealed!!!!

[phaeton]

New Volkswagen T-Cross priced from under $28K - www.carsales.com.au

[tigger73]

Pricing and specs for T-Cross:

85TSI Life - $27,990 (plus ORC)
- 16-inch alloy wheels
- air-conditioning
- wireless charging
- four USB ports
- 8.0-inch infotainment touch-screen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
- reversing camera
- leather-clad multi-function steering wheel
- black roof rails
- low pressure tyre indicator,
- automatic headlights and wipers
- auto-dimming rear-view mirror
- Front Assist with City Emergency Braking (low-speed AEB)
- pedestrian and cyclist monitoring
- Lane Assist and Driver Fatigue Detection
- parking sensors with Manoeuvre Braking

85TSI Style - $30,990 (plus ORC)
- 17-inch alloy wheels
- dual-zone climate control
- keyless entry
- steering wheel-mounted paddle shifters
- carpet mats
- chrome roof rails
- park assist, adaptive cruise control
- blind spot monitoring with rear cross traffic alert
- comfort sport front seats
- LED headlights
- Automatic high beam function
- Adaptive cruise control
- Blind-spot monitor
- Rear cross-traffic alert
- Proactive occupant protection system
- Proximity key fob
- Power folding door mirrors
- Park Assist

110TSI Style - $TBA (release in June)
- 110kW/250Nm turbo-petrol four-cylinder
- 18-inch wheels
- tinted windows
- gloss-black door mirrors
- unique cloth trim
- dashboard display

Options
Driver Assistance package (85TSI Life only) - $1200
- Adaptive cruise control
- blind-sport monitor with rear-cross traffic alert
- Park Assist
- Proactive occupant protection system
- power folding door mirrors

Sound and Vision package - $1900
- Digital cockpit
- Discover Media satellite navigation
- beats 300W premium audio system

R-Line package - $2500 (85TSI Style) or $1900 (110TSI Style)
- 18-inch Nevada alloys
- R-line badging and dark body accents
- dark tinted rear and rear side window
- aluminium pedals, R-line scuff plates
- leather multi-function sports steering wheel
- carbon flag cloth upholstery

[Ozsko]

'Think they are dreaming, the Mazda has a 110kw motor in their entry model against 85kw in the VW. They tried this with the UP and it fell on its face and it has got a triple against a four cylinder as well, good luck with that in Oz. They are trying the bait and catch method, get the punter in with a apparently low entry price and up sell to the more powerful motor at a dearer price than the competition.

[tigger73]

The thing the T-Cross has going for it is that it's 100+kg lighter to start with. Most people are going to be driving around with 1 or maybe 2 passengers maximum. I think it's enough for a city car. I'm not sure the T-Cross is a direct 1:1 comparison to the CX-3.

Though I'm with you on the up! comparison - it just wasn't cheap and cheerful enough so in reality it was competing at the same price point as larger cars and therefore got overlooked. I don't want to put a nail in it's coffin but I suspect the T-Cross may suffer the same fate... unless petrol prices take a massive hike and people are looking to buy more fuel efficient cars.

[phaeton]

'Think they are dreaming, the Mazda has a 110kw motor in their entry model against 85kw in the VW. They tried this with the UP and it fell on its face and it has got a triple against a four cylinder as well, good luck with that in Oz. They are trying the bait and catch method, get the punter in with a apparently low entry price and up sell to the more powerful motor at a dearer price than the competition.

VW outpaces them on the torque values 195Nm vs VW 200Nm so its comparable.

T-Cross will be a sales hit if South African sales are anything to go by.

https://thevillagenews.co.za/volkswagens-t-cross-continues-sales-success/

up! failed for a variety of reasons main one being no Automatic option.
Plus the micro car segment is a very price sensitive and competitive.

[Ozsko]

VW outpaces them on the torque values 195Nm vs VW 200Nm so its comparable.

Well yes if you say so, personally 5Nm of torque does not seem like a deal maker to me. If you recall Toyota had a shot at this market a few years ago and dropped the idea after a short time as well.