The Volkswagen T-Roc Cabrio is a rare bird in today’s market. Although not the first convertible SUV in history, it is the one that is currently the strongest and has even received an update that guarantees that we will have it available for a few more years. It also gets on the bandwagon of special editions, something that has been working a lot for manufacturers lately. The Volkswagen T-Roc Cabrio Edition Gray It is a limited edition copy with a different configuration and very complete equipment.
The convertible stands out from the rest of the range thanks to having its body painted in the color Indium Grayalthough with a exclusive new matte shade for this edition. It is a movement similar to the one they carried out last year with the T-Roc Edition Blue. It is complemented with a good number of details in black, as it has the sporty R-Line trim and Black Style package. The mirrors, the door handles, the rear spoiler or the name of the model are dyed in that tone. Also the 18-inch wheels in Grange Hill design.
It is also very interesting equipment that comes standard the Volkswagen T-Roc Cabrio Edition Grey. It includes details such as Matrix Light LED headlights, Discover Media multimedia system, rear view camera, a winter package and IQ.Drive driving aids. In addition, it is optionally offered Edition Plus package to add 19-inch wheels, DCC adaptive chassis control, Pro navigation system and BeatsAudio sound. In the first case it supposes a price advantage of 1,400 euros and in the second the benefit is 2,400 euros compared to if the elements were taken separately.
Because the Volkswagen T-Roc Cabrio Edition Gray already advertised from 46,470 euros with the 1.5 TSI 150 hp engine, a rate that rises to 51,600 euros with the Edition Plus package. A fairly high price, but we must bear in mind that we are facing a copy limited to 999 units which is loaded with equipment. The first deliveries are scheduled for February 2023 and later we will find out if there is any change in the price upon arrival in our country.
