VOLKSWAGEN is adding a Match trim to its popular T-Roc line-up in the UK.

It will be available with a choice of two frugal 1.5 eTSI mild-hybrid engines - 116ps and 150ps - paired with a seven-speed automatic direct-shift gearbox.

Prices for the two T-Roc Match variants are £32,135 and £34,200.

Volkswagen's Match trims offer generous levels of equipment at great-value prices, and these new T-Rocs are no exception. They cost just £500 more than entry-level T-Roc Life variants - both of which have the same engines and transmission - but benefit from attractive enhancements including: heated front seats, heated leather-wrapped multi-function steering wheel with shift paddles, rear privacy glass, Digital Cockpit Pro, a navigation system and the IDA voice assistant.

The second-generation T-Roc is now available in the UK with Life, Match, Style and R-Line trims, with prices starting from £31,635.

It builds on the major success of its predecessor with expressive design details, bold new colours, a high-quality interior and even more space for luggage and passengers. Assist systems and technologies from higher vehicle classes are included and, in the future, it will feature a completely new full hybrid powertrain.

The T-Roc is one of the most popular models in the Volkswagen range. More than two million have been sold so far globally since the model made its debut in 2017 - making it Volkswagen's most successful SUV after the Tiguan - and it has an impressive list of awards under its belt.

Volkswagen is currently the biggest-selling car manufacturer in the UK - a position it has held for the past five years. A total of 178,607 new Volkswagen passenger vehicles were registered in the UK in 2025, which equated to a leading market share of 8.84 per cent. The T-Roc contributed 28,075, including the Cabriolet, to that total according to the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders.