With 52,961 units registered between January and November of 2020The SUV had a great sales year, only falling behind the German automaker's flagship model. With much to offer, the automaker hopes to at least repeat that success next year, and that's why the 2021 Volkswagen T-Cross has already been launched and is available for purchase. 

The model adopts a number of elements from its older sibling, the Nivus, but remains a great SUV option for those looking for a fully equipped vehicle at an attractive price. 

Once again, with the intention of bringing you the best in automotive analysis, our experts went into the field and bring you everything and more about the 2021 Volkswagen T-Cross.

Discover below why it has everything it takes to be your next car. 

The T-Cross is the first SUV produced by the German automaker in Brazil, and it arrived with a very simple goal: to revolutionize the standards of the segment! 

The model manages to be even more dynamic and intelligent from a technological standpoint, and this is one of the main characteristics of the vehicles produced by the company on the MQB platform. 

In addition to all this, the 2021 T-Cross also boasts a unique design, fuel efficiency, power, and the great pleasure of driving a VW. 

Let's now break down all the specifications of your next SUV. 

The model is imposing on the outside and extremely elegant on the inside. It's an ideal combination for both urban and off-road use. The elongated hood and wide radiator grille give the SUV a unique look. 

The front stands out for its height, with a wide grille and integrated LED headlights with daytime running lights. The engine cover also adds a touch of grandeur. The lower section is distinguished by details such as the fog lights, which are simply and strikingly integrated. 

On the sides, a distinctive, accentuated line divides the spaces, providing fluidity and a unique, unmistakable design.

And the rear now features a new design element from the brand: a transverse reflector strip framed by a black panel of LED taillights, creating a striking and unique look.

Looking at the 2021 T-Cross from the outside, it's impossible not to fall in love, and when you get inside the SUV, everything gets even better!

The interior of the 2021 Volkswagen T-Cross is another attraction in itself. Anyone who gets into the SUV is literally dazzled by what they see. 

The first thing that catches the eye is the Sky View panoramic sunroof – where two glass panels cover more than half of the car's roof area, with the first section being electrically openable. 

The dashboard is another point that draws a lot of attention. With its own cover, it's basically incorporated into the modern design, making the interior even more stylish. 

The ambient lighting, from the dashboard to the footwell, console, and door handles, is all LED. This provides a unique look to the interior design lines, automatically creating a feeling of sophistication and comfort. 

Therefore, it's not absurd to say that in terms of design and functionality, the 2021 T-Cross is TOP-NOTCH!

As important as being beautiful is being comfortable, and the 2021 Volkswagen T-Cross is extremely comfortable, as it features a number of items capable of providing a unique experience for the driver and passengers. 

With the comfort and convenience of rear seat passengers in mind, the center armrest features two air vents and two USB charging ports.

THE German automaker It combines technology and practicality in a system called Kessy. With it, it's possible to open the vehicle without needing a key, as well as start the engine with a simple touch of the start/stop button.

Another option for comfort is folding seats. They allow for adjustment according to the needs of the passengers or the space for luggage. 

This makes the model a great option for those who need space, such as large families or singles looking for adventure. 

With the “Climatronic” digital air conditioner, you can select your preferred temperature, and it will automatically adjust its intensity to keep the environment just the way you like it.

And to round out the comfort features, the 2021 T-Cross has a lumbar support seat adjustment that provides greater driving pleasure. 

The connectivity of the 2021 Volkswagen T-Cross is impressive. The model features a range of technological items capable of keeping not only the occupants connected, but the vehicle itself. 

The VW multimedia system features an HD touchscreen, is scratch-resistant, and uses only virtual buttons. 

With numerous features, the main ones that can be listed are internet connection via smartphone for the driver, allowing the user to download various types of applications directly to the system from the VW Play apps virtual store. 

For this purpose, the unit has an internal hard drive with 10 GB of capacity, which allows it to store GPS maps and thousands of songs. 

In addition, the system also features the Cognitive Manual and the 'My VW' app, which allows users to clarify doubts about the vehicle, such as if a warning light comes on in the dashboard, and schedule a periodic service at the owner's preferred Volkswagen dealership.

With the Active Info Display, the driver can configure which screens they want to see on the on-board computer, accessing information such as speed, fuel consumption, odometer, phone number, or vehicle data. 

The rear-view camera is another crucial feature in terms of connectivity and safety, as it ensures better visibility when performing various types of maneuvers. 

With its modern MQB modular platform and safety systems, the T-Cross earns a respected place among the safest vehicles in its category, providing peace of mind and confidence to tackle any road.

Named ESC – Electronic Stability Control, the system prevents loss of stability in curves or sudden changes of direction. 

As soon as it detects a deviation from the trajectory determined by the steering wheel, the system makes adjustments to the brakes and engine, bringing the vehicle back onto the intended path. 

In addition, the system features Electronic Differential Lock (XDS+) which corrects the torque on the wheel that is losing traction.    

The automatic post-collision braking system is another welcome innovation, but one that nobody wants to use. 

This system automatically activates the vehicle's brakes in the event of an accident, preventing subsequent collisions.

Furthermore, it's worth highlighting that the driver will always retain control over the vehicle, being able to interrupt the automatic operation of the system when resuming driving by accelerating the vehicle.

The T-Cross comes standard with the Isofix and top-tether system for securing child car seats, ensuring greater safety for the whole family. 

The hill start assist system keeps the vehicle stationary for up to 2 seconds on inclines and gradually releases it during acceleration. This prevents the vehicle from rolling backward before moving forward, avoiding accidents with other vehicles or unsuspecting pedestrians. 

And last but not least, there's the Park Pilot system, which consists of parking sensors designed to facilitate maneuvers with audible alerts and projection of obstacle distances on the radio screen.

In the event of an imminent collision, emergency braking is activated automatically. This function works for forward or reverse maneuvers at speeds between 1.5 km/h and 10 km/h. 

THE Volkswagen The 2021 T-Cross comes with two engine options: a 1.0 and a 1.4. 

The 1.0 engine has three cylinders and is the same one used in the Polo, Virtus, and Golf, featuring a turbocharger, direct fuel injection, and an aluminum block and cylinder head. This option develops 115 horsepower with gasoline and 128 horsepower with ethanol. 

With the 1.0 engine, you can choose between a six-speed manual transmission or a six-speed Tiptronic automatic transmission. 

The 1.4 engine has 4 cylinders, is also turbocharged, and features direct injection. This engine has the same configuration as the Golf and delivers 150 horsepower with both gasoline and ethanol. 

This option only offers the six-speed Tiptronic automatic transmission. 

It is important to highlight that the models with the more powerful engine have a driving mode selector. In this mode, it is possible to select "normal", "eco", "sport" and "individual". With this, the engine parameters are altered according to the driver's preferences and needs. 

The fuel consumption of the 2021 T-Cross is as follows:

With a 1.0 engine and manual transmission, it achieves average fuel consumption of 7.7 km/l with ethanol in the city and 9.4 km/l with ethanol on the highway. With gasoline, the figures rise to 11.2 and 13.2 km/l, respectively.

Still equipped with a 1.0 engine, but with an automatic transmission, fuel consumption is 7.5 km/l in the city and 9.2 km/l on the highway with ethanol, and 11 and 13 km/l, respectively, with gasoline in the fuel tank.

Finally, the 1.4 engine with automatic transmission averages 7.4 km/l in the city and 9 km/l on the highway with ethanol, and 10.5 and 13 km/l, respectively, with gasoline.

Like many other models, the 2021 T-Cross has different versions and consequently, prices, as can be seen below:

As you can see, the 2021 T-Cross is truly unique, and for many, having this model in their garage is a dream come true. 

With the aim of providing even more information about the model, we've written an article showing what it's like to own one. T-Cross In practice. To check it out, just click the button below: