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Volkswagen T-Roc SUV ups its game with Black Edition and Style Design special editions

The new VW T-Roc Style Design and Black Edition models bring added flair and features, replacing the old Style, R-Line and Black Edition models

The Volkswagen T-Roc mid-size SUV line-up has been revamped with the introduction of new Style Design and Black Edition Plus versions. These special editions replace the previous Style and Black Edition models, while the R-Line specification has also been discontinued.

Both newcomers feature an upgraded exterior look, along with extra standard equipment compared with the models that they replace. In addition to big 19-inch alloys, metallic paint, a black roof, and a panoramic sunroof, there’s also the convenience of an electric tailgate, keyless access and a rear-view camera.

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The T-Roc Style Design takes things a step further with a dedicated design pack, featuring black door mirrors, while drivers will also benefit from Volkswagen's innovative IQ. Light matrix headlights, which intelligently adapt to oncoming traffic and road conditions.

Volkswagen T-Roc Style Design - rear

Volkswagen claims that the added features for the Black Edition Plus would typically set buyers back a hefty £3,225 if selected as individual options. However, the brand is offering the enhanced package at no extra cost, maintaining the previous Black Edition's price of £36,515. 

Meanwhile, the T-Roc Style Design is available for £33,205 – an increase of £1,000 over the previous Style trim - but comes with extra kit that would normally total £5,520 if selected separately.

The new special editions will sit above the Life and Match versions in the T-Roc line-up, with the high-performance T-Roc R and R Black Edition rounding off the available options at the top.

The T-Roc Style Design and Black Edition Plus will be available to order from Volkswagen UK retailers from May 22nd.

Click here for our list of the mid-size SUVs...

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Paul was employed across automotive agency and manufacturer-side sectors before joining Auto Express in 2020 as our online reviews editor. After a brief sojourn at a national UK newspaper, Paul returned as executive editor where he worked until early 2025. Despite moving on to pastures new, he remains a regular contributor across our news and reviews sections.

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