VW T-Roc Cabriolet leasing offers
In the VW T-Roc Cabriolet, you enjoy the wind in your hair from spring to autumn. If a cold gust or a rain cloud does roll in on a summer evening, the classic fabric roof closes at the touch of a button. And to keep this open-air feeling financially relaxed as well, you drive with the leasing options from Porsche Bank at predictable monthly rates.
Why the VW T-Roc Cabriolet wins you over
The roof opens in nine seconds, even while driving at speeds of up to 30 km/h. The Cabriolet is powered by two turbocharged petrol engines with 116 or 150 hp, available with either a manual gearbox or DSG. Inside, you'll find digital features and a touchscreen with smartphone connectivity. Assistance systems such as the lane change assist, Travel Assist and park assist also come as standard.
VW T-Roc Cabriolet leasing offers for new cars
Would you like to decide on the equipment and colour yourself? Then configure your T-Roc Cabriolet and have a dealer near you prepare a leasing offer from Porsche Bank. Non-binding, but already with a specific monthly rate.
Why leasing a T-Roc Cabriolet pays off
A second car without tying up capital
For many, a cabriolet is the car for the sunny season. With a manageable leasing rate, you get it into your garage without having to raise the full purchase price.
Conditions based on your driving profile
You determine the term, mileage and optional down payment. Especially with a seasonal vehicle, the annual mileage often turns out lower than expected.
No reselling
With leasing, you simply return the vehicle at the end.
Bundled costs
If you wish, service products can be included in the monthly rate.
Hard facts about the model
Built where convertibles have been built before
Production takes place at the Osnabrück plant, the former Karmann site with over a hundred years of experience in convertible manufacturing. The VW Golf Cabriolet and the Beetle Cabriolet were previously built there as well.
Currently without competition
The T-Roc Cabriolet is currently the only SUV convertible on the market.
Boot with pass-through
The retractable roof folds into the luggage compartment, yet 284 litres remain. The 60:40 split rear bench can be folded down from the boot via remote release.
The last open-top VW model
The T-Roc II, introduced in 2025, will no longer come in a cabriolet version.
How to get your VW T-Roc Cabriolet
Choose your version
You already know which car it should be. Now select an immediately available used car from the car4me range.
Agree on the conditions
Set the term, mileage and your own contribution with your partner dealer. This determines your monthly leasing instalment.
Sign and pick up
After the credit check, you sign the leasing contract and coordinate the handover date with your dealer.
Frequently asked questions about VW T-Roc Cabriolet leasing (FAQs)
As the only car in the household, the T-Roc Cabriolet works well for couples and small households; for families with lots of luggage, it gets tight. There are four seats, but the boot is considerably smaller than in the closed VW T-Roc.
Yes, in winter you drive the Cabriolet like any other vehicle. The fabric roof is lined and waterproof, and with the roof closed, the interior stays warm. Fitting winter tyres is no problem on the T-Roc Cabriolet either.
Even with seasonal use, the contract runs all year round, so a shorter term is not automatically cheaper. It makes more sense to set the annual mileage realistically low.
The T-Roc Cabriolet remains available until the end of production, which Volkswagen has announced for 2027. On the used car market, you can lease the Cabrio for as long as offers exist.
