The 2026 T-Roc will be Volkswagen's last ever combustion car before the firm commits to an all-electric offering
denied that it's planning a new electric crossover modelled on the ICE T-Roc after it was revealed that it had filed an ‘ID Roc’ trademark registration with German authorities.
A spokesperson said: “The move to trademark the ID Roc name is futureproofing. We don’t have immediate plans for an electric T-Roc, but we see a model like this in the future. The current internal-combustion-engine T-Roc is one of our best-selling models, so we will not abandon this segment.” The spokesperson confirmed that plans have been established for a successor to the current T-Roc, originally introduced in 2017 and now Europe's best-selling SUV, with more registrations between 2021 and 2022 than even the Golf.
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