2025 Volkswagen T-Cross review

The newly facelifted Volkswagen T-Cross is still tiny, but comes with a higher price and a more mature demeanour.

There's a new one on the way, but the city-sized T-Cross remains a mature little city hopper if you can't wait for the facelifted model.

The T-Cross offers plenty of charm with signature Volkswagen flavour, but does the high-grade Style stack up well enough for its rich pricing?

The T-Cross CityLife is a smartly-specced version of Volkswagen's small SUV, with a spacious cabin and grown-up drive.

The entry point into Volkswagen's SUV range stays true to the brand's premi-ish shtick, but a high pricing and budget cabin materials are key flaws.

Not content to leave the small SUV segment uncontested, Volkswagen has lobbed two models this year. The T-Cross is the brand's smallest SUV but it's big on space.

Volkswagen may be a late arrival to the small SUV segment but the T-Cross is exactly the kind of small SUV you'd expect from the German brand.

The T-Cross is Volkswagen's smallest and most affordable SUV. This Polo-on-stilts stacks up well against the Hyundai Venue and Mazda CX-3.