What does t_cross mean?

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LeMatteo
07/29/25 7:01am
t_cross refers to the Volkswagen T-Cross. Below are some details about the t_cross: 1. Exterior: The T-Cross adopts Volkswagen's latest family-style design language, featuring an inverted trapezoidal grille with chrome accents. The wide horizontal grille connects with the headlights on both sides, enhancing the visual width of the front end, and is equipped with lens-style daytime running lights. The grille incorporates a mountain-range-inspired design, with hexagonal patterns formed by different materials. The lower grille features a wing-shaped trim piece that stretches toward the sides, catering to the aesthetic preferences of today's young consumers. The fog light area on the front bumper is designed with a modern touch, highlighted by chrome accents for a distinctive look. 2. Interior: The T-Cross comes with a three-spoke multifunctional flat-bottom steering wheel, complemented by chrome accents for an enhanced premium feel. The full LCD instrument panel adds a high-tech vibe to the cabin, while the large multimedia LCD screen, equipped with BeatAudio and navigation support, exudes a strong sense of modernity. The car introduces the Color-matching design for the first time, where the color of the dashboard trim, seat accents, and exterior body paint are coordinated.
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McLondon
08/12/25 10:22am
I just drove this car, the T-Cross is a compact SUV under the Volkswagen brand. It focuses on urban driving, with a compact size that makes parking easy, especially suitable for daily commuting. I remember it was only launched in 2019, targeting young people or small families. The interior space is cleverly designed, with foldable rear seats that can accommodate a bicycle or luggage. Engine options include a 1.0-liter or 1.5-liter turbocharged engine, which is very fuel-efficient. The steering is light, making it easy to drive on city roads. If you're interested, you can take a test drive to experience its practicality. By the way, it also has a bit of a sporty style, so it doesn’t look outdated on the road.
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