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But not just like a toy; it has to be something really masculine. It鈥檚 a core product for Volkswagen, so it has to still look serious and solid. But it should be a car that is usable for all kinds of people. Q: So what kind of things did you have as inspiration on the drawing board when you started the project? A: We had some cool cars, some nice SUVs and some sports cars. But we always had in mind that this car needed to be young and dynamic. And I think we鈥檝e achieved everything we had planned for it. Q: Who did you have in mind when you were designing this car? A: We do cars for young people, for old people, for everybody; and that鈥檚 what we had in mind. We never do a car for one niche of people. And although the car has a young appeal, I think everyone can get in and out the car very easily - it is quite practical, it is quite functional. But it still has this young approach, and that鈥檚 a good thing.
Q: This was a concept car only three years ago, so what did you take from the reaction back then into the car we see today? A: I think we have kept the whole essence and flow of that concept car. The proportions were amazing - huge wheels, a really fast design with a compact cabin. Lots of sculpted panels and body styling - and we tried to translate this for the production car. Q: The T-Roc is very stylish yet very practical, and it comes loaded with technology, too. How did you manage to achieve all of those things? A: At Volkswagen we are experts at that. We know how to mix emotion and function at a really nice level. If you look at the headlights, you have good technology and loads of functionality - but despite this we have reduced the height of them to create a really nice figure at the front.
It has lots of impact. Q: What are your favourite details on the new T-Roc? A: We have achieved everything we wanted - especially on the front. We always had to have this upright and bold character with a big grille, really slick headlights - it鈥檚 quite a statement exterior. You also have the iconic daytime running lights. I think we鈥檝e got everything we wanted. Q: What about the interior? A: We did the same with the interior as we did with the exterior. Especially the upper band of the dashboard - this really emphasises the width of the interior. The colourful upper mask gives it lots of character, and we have the cluster integrated with the screen - it gives a lot of width as well. It鈥檚 pretty dramatic. It鈥檚 really young and really fresh. Q: Are you proud of how the interior and exterior complement each other? A: It鈥檚 one product. You cannot just do an exterior that doesn鈥檛 fit the interior - or the other way round.
