Is the T-Cross a product of FAW-Volkswagen or SAIC Volkswagen?
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T-Cross is a compact SUV under FAW-Volkswagen, available with two engine options: 1.4T and 1.5L. It offers three transmission choices: dual-clutch, manual, and automatic. The engine delivers a maximum power of 110 kW, a maximum horsepower of 150 HP, and a maximum torque of 250 Nm. Below are more details about the T-Cross: 1. The 2020 T-Cross retains Volkswagen's new family-style front fascia in its exterior and interior design, combining a sense of power with modern aesthetics. The side profile features three-dimensional and well-defined lines, while the rear boasts high recognizability with its black taillights connected by the logo. The front fascia incorporates numerous chrome accents without appearing overly flashy. The headlight design integrates seamlessly with the front grille, and LED headlights are standard except for the base model. The taillights feature a smoked background and full LED lighting. 2. The interior maintains the original color-matching theme, with base models predominantly using fabric upholstery—only the top-tier model features leather. The layout of the center console buttons, gearshift, and multimedia screen remains classic and unchanged.
I've driven quite a few Volkswagen models, and the T-Cross is one I remember clearly. It belongs to SAIC Volkswagen's product line, not FAW-Volkswagen. If you spot a T-Cross on the roads of Beijing or Shanghai, the license plate frame will read 'SAIC Volkswagen'. Positioned as a compact SUV with an affordable price tag, it's well-suited for young families or urban commuting. SAIC Volkswagen has consistently emphasized cost-performance and localized design in the Chinese market – models like the Polo Plus are their doing, while FAW-Volkswagen focuses more on sporty aesthetics and tech features with vehicles like the T-Roc. During routine maintenance, mechanics often mention that T-Cross parts have high compatibility, keeping repair costs low, which contributes to its popularity. Paying attention to badges and brochures when car shopping helps avoid confusion. I find these details practical – they can save you from unnecessary detours.
