Volkswagen Adds Match Trim to T-Roc Range
Volkswagen is adding a new Match trim to the T-Roc line-up in the UK, giving buyers another option in the latest-generation SUV range.
Available to order from 13 August 2026, the T-Roc Match will be offered with a choice of two 1.5-litre eTSI mild-hybrid engines, producing 116 PS and 150 PS. Both are paired with a seven-speed DSG automatic gearbox.
Prices start at £32,135 for the 116 PS model, while the 150 PS version is priced at £34,200, including VAT and on-the-road costs.
All T-Roc variants are also available with zero-per-cent APR finance until 30 September.
Volkswagen has given the new T-Roc Match a healthy equipment boost, with the trim sitting just £500 above the equivalent Life models while retaining the same engine and transmission options.
Standard equipment includes:
- 18-inch Torina silver alloy wheels, one inch larger than the Life trim
- Heated front seats
- Heated leather-wrapped multifunction steering wheel with shift paddles
- Rear privacy glass
- Digital Cockpit Pro
- Navigation system
- IDA voice assistant
The second-generation T-Roc is offered in Life, Match, Style and R-Line specifications, with the range starting at £31,635.
Volkswagen has also given the latest T-Roc a more distinctive design, new exterior colours and a higher-quality interior, while increased dimensions free up additional space for passengers and luggage. Technology and driver-assistance systems from larger Volkswagen models have also made their way into the T-Roc, with a new full-hybrid powertrain planned for a later date.
Zero-Per-Cent APR Finance
Volkswagen is offering zero-per-cent APR Solutions PCP finance on all T-Roc variants until 30 September, through participating Retailers.
The offer is available for contracts of up to 24 months, with no minimum deposit required.
T-Roc Continues to Rack Up Sales and Awards
Since its launch in 2017, more than two million T-Rocs have been sold worldwide, making it Volkswagen’s second best-selling SUV behind the Tiguan.
The T-Roc has already picked up two What Car? awards in 2026, taking home Best Small SUV at the What Car? Awards in January before being named Best Car for Caravans up to 1,300kg at the What Car? Tow Car Awards in June.
Volkswagen also remains the UK’s best-selling car manufacturer, a position it has held for the past five years. In 2025, the brand registered 178,607 passenger vehicles in the UK, giving it an 8.84 per cent market share. The T-Roc accounted for 28,075 of those registrations, including the Cabriolet.