Recently, we saw the filing images of the new Volkswagen T-Roc L in the latest batch of information from the MIIT. The new model will continue to be equipped with a 1.4T and 1.5T engine. Compared to the current T-Roc, the new T-Roc L is significantly larger in length, width, height, and wheelbase, with the wheelbase increasing by 50mm to 2730mm. The T-Roc L, after the significant size increase, has a distinct look from the current T-Roc. The front features a full-width lighting setup with the Volkswagen logo embedded in the center, and a black grille with a horizontal design. In the filing images, the R-Line sport package version, which features a black front bumper and black accessories, has a more sporty appearance. It includes black door trim, a R logo on the door, black contrast roof, shark fin antenna, black wheels, and black door mirrors. The standard version, on the other hand, features a silver front apron, a silver roof, and silver multi-spoke wheels. The side profile is straight, with black skid plates and side skirts. The rear features a full-width taillight design, with a red light strip in the center, the Volkswagen logo, and the T-Roc L logo on the rear door. The 1.5T model features a "300 TSI" badge on the right side of the rear door. In terms of dimensions, the new T-Roc L is significantly larger than the current T-Roc, with the following comparisons: Model Length (mm) Width (mm) Height (mm) Wheelbase (mm) Current T-Roc 4319/4336 1819 1592 2680 T-Roc L (submission) 4641/4648 1846 1619/1627 2730 Specifically, the new model has significantly increased in size, with a wheelbase increase of 50mm, which will bring significant improvements to the interior space. The front and rear track widths are 1571/1544mm (current model is 1542/1543mm), and the approach angle is 18°, the departure angle is 16°. It's worth noting that the wheelbase of 2730mm is almost the same as the previous generation of Tiguan (2731mm). 1.4T and 1.5T powertrain details: The 1.5T model features a DYZ engine with a maximum power output of 118kW; the 1.4T model features a DLE engine with a maximum power output of 110kW. Both models have a top speed of 200km/h. The power output of the 1.4T+1.5T combination is identical to the 280TSI (110kW) and 300TSI (118kW) models of the current T-Roc. (Excerpt from Autohome, author: Chen Hao).