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Volkswagen's cheapest SUV hits the market for R$102. Meet the VW T-Cross Sense, a version of the VW SUV that is attracting attention in the national automotive market.
The 2025 VW T-Cross Sense is Volkswagen's cheapest SUV, priced below R$120 to meet the needs of both general consumers and people with disabilities. The VW SUV was developed to fit within the IPI and ICMS tax exemption ceilings, reducing the final cost for people with disabilities. With all exemptions applied, the price of Volkswagen's cheap SUV can be approximately R$102. For the general public, the suggested price is R$119.990.
Understand the differences between the VW T-Cross Sense
This version of Volkswagen's cheapest SUV offers a viable alternative for those looking for a compact VW SUV with good value for money. Despite the compromises in appearance and equipment, the VW T-Cross Sense maintains important safety, multimedia and interior space features.
Volkswagen's cheap SUV keeps the front similar to the 200 TSI version, with a matte black grille and no chrome details.
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The headlights are full LED, with automatic ignition, but there are no front parking sensors. The bumper recesses of Volkswagen's cheap SUV have plastic covers that eliminate the need to create separate parts for the entry version.
On the sides, the 16-inch iron wheels, covered by hubcaps, and the black plastic door handles, without painting in the body color, stand out.
Volkswagen's cheapest SUV also lacks roof racks, an element usually present in higher-end versions. At the rear, the main difference from the VW T-Cross Sense is the absence of illuminated bars on the trunk lid, although LED taillights are present.
VW's SUV is cheap, but robust, technological and well-equipped
Inside, the dashboard of Volkswagen's cheap SUV is identical to that of the 200 TSI version, with silver appliqués and hard rubberized upholstery. The seats maintain the checkered pattern and quality fabric, but the version of Volkswagen's cheap SUV does not have a central armrest or a modern steering wheel.
Still, the steering wheel is multifunctional, and Volkswagen's cheapest SUV has an 8-inch digital instrument panel and a 10,1-inch VW Play multimedia center, with support for Android Auto and wireless Apple CarPlay.
Standard equipment includes analog air conditioning, cruise control with speed limiter, fatigue detector, hill start assist and six airbags. It also has automatic emergency braking, electric rearview mirrors and a start-stop system. However, the VW T-Cross Sense does not have a proximity key, induction cell phone charger or digital air conditioning.
VW SUV delivers 128 hp of power
Volkswagen's affordable SUV is equipped with a 1.0 turbo three-cylinder engine, with power of up to 128 horsepower and torque of 20,4 kgfm, combined with a six-speed automatic transmission. Acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h occurs in 10,4 seconds with gasoline, and average consumption, according to Inmetro, is 11,9 km/l in the city and 14,3 km/l on the highway.
The four-wheel disc brakes remain, ensuring efficient braking. The steering is light and direct, and the suspension combines firmness and comfort. The model has a slower accelerator response due to updates to Proconve emissions rules, which favors fuel economy.
In this way, the VW T-Cross Sense offers an interesting alternative for those looking for an affordable compact VW SUV, balancing cost and benefits.
