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Volkswagen Is Offering Benefits Of Over Rs 3 Lakh On Its Cars This April

The Volkswagen Tiguan additionally will get service worth package deal (SVP) for 4 years, price Rs 90,000

  • Maximum advantages of as much as Rs 3.4 lakh are being supplied with the Tiguan.

  • Customers can save as much as Rs 80,000 with the Volkswagen Virtus.

  • Offers are legitimate until the tip of April 2024.

Volkswagen has rolled out its set of affords for April 2024, together with on Volkswagen Virtus and Volkswagen Tiguan. The Tiguan is carrying greater reductions than the Virtus this month. The advantages embody money low cost, alternate bonus, loyalty bonus, and company low cost. Let’s take a look at model-wise supply particulars.

Volkswagen Virtus

Offers

Amount

Cash Discount

Up to Rs 30,000

Exchange Bonus

Up to Rs 30,000

Loyalty Bonus

Up to Rs 20,000

Total Benefits

Up to Rs 80,000

  • The reductions talked about above can be found with the common Volkswagen Virtus, which can fluctuate relying on the variants.

  • No advantages are being supplied with the particular Sound version and GT Edge variants of the sedan.

  • The Volkswagen Virtus is priced between Rs 11.56 lakh and Rs 19.41 lakh.

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Volkswagen Tiguan

Offers

Amount

Cash Discount

Up to Rs 75,000

Exchange Bonus

Up to Rs 75,000

Corporate Discount

Up to Rs 1 lakh

Service Value Package For 4 Years

Up to Rs 90,000

Total Benefits

Up to Rs 3.40 lakh

  • The Volkswagen Tiguan is being supplied with greater money low cost and alternate bonus, every valuing as much as Rs 75,000.

  • The flagship Volkswagen SUV additionally comes with a service worth package deal of 4 years price as much as Rs 90,000.

  • Volkswagen has priced the Tiguan at Rs 35.17 lakh.

Notes

  • Discounts talked about above might fluctuate relying on the variant, metropolis, and state. Please contact your nearest Volkswagen dealership for extra particulars.

  • All costs talked about are ex-showroom pan India.

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Now out there to order: Long-range plug-in hybrid drives for the Tiguan from 48.655 Euro*

  • Market launch of the Tiguan begins this weekend throughout Europe
  • New plug-in hybrid drives allow an electrical vary of about 120 km* * and a mixed vary of greater than 900 km
  • Premium-class options such because the therapeutic massage operate of the ergoActive seats and IQ.LIGHT HD matrix headlights optionally out there
  • eTSI gentle hybrid as entry-level engine (96 kW) from 36.600 Euro, TDI engines with front-wheel and all-wheel drive already out there to order
  • mixture of TDI and 4MOTION all-wheel drive allows towing capacities of as much as 2,300 kg

The Tiguan is at the moment probably the most profitable Volkswagen with annual manufacturing of properly over half one million items – now the brand new Tiguan is coming to the VW sellers. To coincide with its European market launch, the plug-in hybrid drives (eHybrid) at the moment are out there with two outputs (150 kW and 200 kW). Tiguan fashions with environment friendly 48 V gentle hybrid drives (eTSI) and turbodiesel engines (TDI) have already been out there since 2023 September.

Pre-sales of the Tiguan eHybrid have now began. The plug-in hybrid drives of the Tiguan have been utterly newly designed by Volkswagen and ship a system energy of 150 kW (204 PS) and 200 kW (272 PS). Thanks to a battery that now gives a capability of 19.7 kWh (web), the electrical vary has virtually doubled in contrast with the predecessor. With electrical ranges of as much as approx. 120 km on a single battery cost, the Tiguan eHybrid fashions virtually turn into electrical automobiles in on a regular basis life. With the mix of an 85 kW electrical drive motor and the brand new 1.5-litre TSI engine (110 kW or 130 kW), the hybrid mannequin can be spectacular on lengthy journeys with low consumption values and mixed ranges of greater than 900 km. The battery of each fashions may be charged with as much as 11 kW (beforehand 3.6 kW) at a home socket or wall field and with as much as 50 kW) at DC quick-charging stations when out and about.

Mid-sized class with premium-class applied sciences. The new digital cockpit within the high-quality Tiguan inside stands out because of its intuitive operation. The IDA voice assistant can be new. It permits quite a few automobile and infotainment features to be managed utilizing pure language. In addition, IDA solutions questions on all conceivable subjects. To do that, the system accesses on-line databases and – for the primary time – the unreal intelligence of ChatGPT. The help programs have additionally been additional developed: for the primary time within the Tiguan, the newest Park Assist programs allow totally computerized driving into and out of parking areas over a distance of as much as 50 metres (reminiscence operate) and remote-controlled parking utilizing a smartphone. New adaptive working gear (DCC Pro) optimises consolation and dynamics. New options similar to a pneumatic therapeutic massage operate8 for the entrance seats and the additionally new IQ.LIGHT HD matrix headlightshave been derived from the Touareg premium-class mannequin.

Tiguan normal tools* – not primary in any means. The entry-level Tiguan model* is supplied as normal with a spread of options similar to digital devices (Digital Cockpit), a 32.8-cm (12.9-inch) infotainment system, a driving expertise management (for the driving profiles, for instance), Car2X warning system, a further centre airbag (entrance) and facet airbags on the rear, one-zone Climatronic (computerized air conditioner), USB-C ports, roof rails and help programs similar to Side Assist (lane change help), Front Assist (emergency braking system), Lane Assist (lane departure warning), Rear View (rear view digicam system) and Dynamic Road Sign Display. Also normal are LED headlights and 17-inch alloy wheels. In addition, three additional tools traces can be found with the Life, Elegance and R-Line specs.

Prices begin from 36,600 euros. The new Tiguan is on the market as an eTSI variant with 96 kW from 36,600 euros. The Tiguan eHybrid with 150 kW plug-in hybrid drive (from the Life model upwards) may be configured at costs from 48,655 euros. Standard in all fashions is an computerized gearbox (DSG). The strongest towing automobile is the 142 kW Tiguan TDI 4Motion. With its all-wheel drive system, it has a towing capability of as much as 2,300 kg. This is on the market within the Life tools line from 49,055 euros.

*All tools particulars, costs (incl. 19% VAT) and energy specs apply to the mannequin vary supplied in Germany. Please contact the press spokesperson in your nation for the particular tools, costs and drive programs in your market.

* *All-electric vary decided on the rolling highway take a look at mattress in accordance with the Worldwide Harmonized Light Vehicles Test Procedure (WLTP) in probably the most range-favourable tools variant of the Tiguan eHybrid. The precise WLTP-based all-electric vary worth can range because of the tools. The precise all-electric vary achieved beneath actual circumstances varies relying on the driving fashion, velocity, use of consolation options or auxiliary tools, outdoors temperature, variety of passengers/load, topography and the ageing and put on technique of the battery.

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Volkswagen Tiguan Off-road Experience: A Change Of Opinion


The Volkswagen Tiguan is a practical family car that also puts a smile on your face on fast or twisty roads. Today, however, we will see how it handles when the roads end!

Driving an SUV off-road is always exciting. It is a thrilling experience that allows you to test both the capabilities of the car and your own ability to navigate unfamiliar terrain. Recently, I had the opportunity to take the Volkswagen Tiguan to an off-road track, and I must admit, I was doubtful about its off-road performance.

At the off-road venue set up by Volkswagen, I was briefed about the track before jumping into a car with an expert for a test run. The track included a steep climb to test the hill hold assist, driving over small bumps to evaluate the suspension setup, traversing larger obstacles, and testing its water wading capability. I was able to experience all of this while seated in the passenger seat.

Following the test run, I had the opportunity to take the steering wheel and drive the entire course myself, and I was thrilled. The Tiguan had already impressed me with its capabilities even without me being at the wheel. I had expected the Tiguan, a premium family car, to have only moderate off-road abilities, enough to handle some slush on the way to a farmhouse, but not much more. However, the Tiguan quickly changed my perspective.

During half of the off-road course, one of the Tiguan’s wheels was in the air, and the traction control ensured that power was distributed accordingly. It displayed a dual nature, with an engine that delivers a sporty performance on the highway and smooth low-rev performance to overcome obstacles. Its suspension, which provides sharp cornering control and impressive driving dynamics, also maintains stability when the off-road track changes levels abruptly.

After completing the course and personally testing the Tiguan’s water wading capability, my opinion of this car had changed. I used to view the Tiguan as just another upscale crossover masquerading as an SUV, laden with all the luxury features money can buy. However, after experiencing its off-road capabilities, I realized that it is also a rugged and powerful vehicle for those who seek more than just features and comfort from their SUV. While it remains primarily a road-oriented car and not a dedicated off-roader, the Tiguan is prepared to handle more than just rough roads.

Also Read: Volkswagen Taigun, Virtus Sound Editions Launched, Prices Start From Rs 15.52 Lakh

Engine

2-litre turbo-petrol

Transmission

7-speed DCT

Power

190 PS

Torque

320 Nm

Drivetrain

All-wheel-drive (AWD)

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Third-generation Volkswagen Tiguan Breaks Cover

The new Tiguan, in its sportier R-Line trim, will also offer a plug-in hybrid option for the first time with a claimed range of up to 100km on pure EV mode

  • Volkswagen introduced the ‘Tiguan’ nameplate globally in 2007.

  • The third-gen model’s exterior highlights include connected LED lighting setup and up to 20-inch alloy wheels.

  • Its cabin offers a 15-inch touchscreen, a digital driver’s display, and ambient lighting.

  • May get multiple powertrain options including turbo-petrol, plug-in hybrid, and diesel units.

  • India launch expected in 2025; likely to command a premium over the current model (priced at Rs 35.17 lakh ex-showroom Delhi).

One of the globally popular SUVs, the Volkswagen Tiguan, has now been unveiled in its third-generation avatar. The new SUV, which takes a more modern approach inside and out, has been showcased in a near production-ready form. The nameplate has been in existence since 2007, and with the third-gen model, it has now got a plug-in hybrid version for the first time.

High On Desirability

The Tiguan, in its latest generation, is now more stylish than before, and has all the touches seen on modern Volkswagen cars. Volkswagen says the new SUV has grown in length by around 30mm while its height, width and wheelbase remain almost identical to the second-gen model.

Up front, the SUV gets a sleek glass finish for the grille, flanked by matrix dual-pod HD LED headlights (derived from the new Touareg) with each cluster sporting 19,200 multi-pixel LEDs. There’s also a slim LED DRL strip running the width of the bonnet, with the portion in the headlight clusters doubling up as turn indicators as well. Lower down, it has a chunky bumper (with three chrome bars), and a skid plate featuring air intakes.

As seen on the current international-spec Tiguan, the new model also comes in the sportier ‘R-Line’ trim, which gets a few cosmetic tweaks. The third-gen SUV’s R-Line version has the ‘R-Line’ badge on the grille, along with a differently designed bumper (sporting diamond-shaped elements), sharper faux air intake housings, and a chrome bar further down.

In profile, both the standard and ‘R-Line’ versions look identical with the only difference being the more stylish alloy wheels on the latter (up to 20 inches). The plug-in hybrid option is exclusive to the R-Line trim, the charging port of which is noticeable on the front left fender, and the ‘R-Line’ badge on the doors.

At the back, both the models feature a connected LED taillight setup, with a 3-piece lighting element. While both sport the ‘Tiguan’ moniker on the tailgate, the R-Line version has an ‘eHybrid’ insignia. The latter’s rear bumper also has similar design elements as its front bumper.

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A Plusher Cabin

The new Tiguan gets a 2-tone finish for the cabin while the R-Line version gets an all-black theme (with blue highlights on the door pads and dashboard). Both models get different digital graphics on the passenger side of the dashboard with the ‘Tiguan’ and ‘R-Line’ insignia, and even on the door pads. The R-Line version also has sportier covers for the pedals. There’s also a new rotary dial in the centre console with an OLED display that can be used to control the driving profile, ambient lighting and even the radio volume.

Its boot space has gone up by 37 litres, and now stands at 652 litres, with the possibility of folding down the second row completely.

More Features On Offer

One of the biggest upgrades on the inside, though, is the dual digital screens (one for instrumentation and the latter for infotainment, which measures 15 inches). The new Tiguan also comes with a heads-up display, a 4-way adjustment for lumbar support, a panoramic sunroof, auto-heated and ventilated seats with massage function, and voice-assist based functions.

Gets Safety Upgrades Too

Volkswagen has provided the new Tiguan with various advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) features including lane-change assist, autonomous emergency braking, lane-keep assist and park assist with remote parking capability (for automatic driving into and out of parking spaces using the smartphone app).

Powertrain Details

Although Volkswagen hasn’t shared the exact details of the new Tiguan’s powertrains, it has confirmed that the SUV will get turbo-petrol (TSI), diesel (TDI), mild-hybrid turbo-petrol (eTSI), and plug-in hybrid (e-Hybrid) options. In its plug-in hybrid version, the SUV is claimed to offer a range of up to 100km on pure EV mode. The new Tiguan also gets a Vehicle Dynamics Manager, which controls the functions of the electronic differential locks.

Will It Come To India?

Volkswagen will globally debut the new Tiguan sometime in 2024, but we expect it to arrive in India only in 2025. The new model will be charged at a premium over the existing Tiguan (priced at Rs 35.17 lakh ex-showroom Delhi). It will continue to go up against the Hyundai Tucson, Citroen C5 Aircross, and Jeep Compass.

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New Tiguan generation: Volkswagen’s bestseller celebrates world premiere in front of 10,000 employees

Today, Volkswagen unveiled the new Tiguan to its employees at the works meeting in Wolfsburg. The Tiguan has been one of Volkswagen’s most successful models since its debut in 2007, with a total of 7.6 million units produced. It has been the bestselling model for Volkswagen Passenger Cars and the Volkswagen Group since 2018. The third generation of the Tiguan will be produced in Wolfsburg starting from fall 2023 and will hit the market in the first quarter of 2024. With its compact size and modern features, the Tiguan combines advanced technologies with a stylish design.

Thomas Schäfer, CEO of Volkswagen Passenger Cars, expressed how important it was to showcase the new Tiguan to the employees before its world premiere. He thanked their hard work and passion, mentioning that the compact SUV is a bestseller worldwide, with 7.6 million customers since its debut in 2007.

Daniela Cavallo, Chairwoman of the General and Group Works Council, emphasized that the idea of holding the world premiere during the works meeting was initiated by the Works Council. This gesture demonstrates their appreciation for the workforce at the birthplace of the Tiguan in Wolfsburg.

Imelda Labbé, a Member of the Board of Management at Volkswagen Board Member Passenger Cars for Sales, highlighted the Tiguan’s success and its significant role in the Volkswagen brand’s overall achievements.

Volkswagen offers a wide range of SUV models, including the new Tiguan, T-Roc, T-Cross, Taigo, Touareg, and all-electric ID.4 and ID.5, to cater to the growing global demand for SUVs.

The Tiguan is one of Volkswagen’s most successful models.

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE NEW TIGUAN

The third generation of the Tiguan features a fresh design, with a powerful front end and distinctive rear section. The interior has been revamped with high-quality materials and a new operating concept. The digital cockpit presents key information and integrates digital services and apps. The control functions are user-friendly and include the “Digital Cockpit,” a large infotainment screen, a head-up display, and a multifunctional driving experience switch. The Tiguan is based on Volkswagen’s Modular Transverse Toolkit (MQB evo) and benefits from new hybrid powertrains, improved charging capabilities, and advanced features derived from the luxury Touareg model. The adaptive chassis and the latest generation of parking assist further enhance comfort and convenience.

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Tiguan Redesign: Volkswagen’s Bestseller Unveiled to Employees

Before its official media unveiling, Volkswagen showcased the new Tiguan to 10,000 employees at a works meeting in the Wolfsburg plant. The Tiguan has been a highly successful model for Volkswagen, with 7.6 million units produced since its launch in 2007. In the past two years alone, nearly a million units have been sold. Since 2018, the Tiguan has been the top-selling model for both Volkswagen Passenger Cars and the Volkswagen Group. The third generation of this popular SUV will begin production in Wolfsburg in fall 2023 and will be available in the first quarter of 2024. Combining progressive technologies with charismatic design, the Tiguan continues to impress with its compact dimensions.

Thomas Schäfer, CEO of Volkswagen Passenger Cars, expressed the importance of showcasing the new Tiguan to the company’s team before its world premiere. This gesture was a way of thanking the employees for their hard work and dedication. The compact SUV is a crucial model for Volkswagen and the Wolfsburg location, as it has become a global bestseller. Since its debut in 2007, 7.6 million customers have purchased this vehicle.

Daniela Cavallo, Chairwoman of the General and Group Works Council, mentioned that the idea of holding the world premiere for and with the workforce came from the Works Council. The decision to have the new Tiguan unveiled during the works meeting was a strong signal of appreciation for the colleagues, especially those at the Tiguan’s birthplace in Wolfsburg. These employees have contributed to its success and have been excellent brand ambassadors from the start. It was Volkswagen’s way of saying thank you for their outstanding work. The employees followed the world premiere in and around Hall 11, as well as through the live stream.

Volkswagen Board Member for Sales Imelda Labbé emphasized that the Tiguan is one of the best-selling models in the compact SUV segment in many markets. In Germany and other countries, it holds the top position in its vehicle class, making it an essential pillar of the Volkswagen brand’s success.

Volkswagen offers a state-of-the-art and expansive SUV lineup, including the new Tiguan, T-Roc, T-Cross, Taigo, and Touareg, as well as the all-electric ID.4 and ID.5 models, in North and South America, India, and China. The SUV segment is rapidly growing worldwide, making a strong portfolio vital for Volkswagen’s competitiveness.

The Tiguan is one of the most successful Volkswagen models of the present day.

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE NEW TIGUAN

The third generation of the compact SUV features a completely redesigned exterior. The front end has a powerful appearance, and the rear section has a distinct and eye-catching design. Inside, the Tiguan has undergone a redesign with high-quality materials and workmanship. It impresses with a new operating concept, including a clear digital cockpit landscape that provides maximum information and incorporates digital services and apps. The user-friendly operation is evident throughout. Notable features include the new “Digital Cockpit” with anti-reflective digital instruments, a spacious infotainment screen up to 15 inches in size with a new menu structure and graphics, a head-up display for projections onto the windshield, and a multifunctional driving experience switch with an integrated OLED display. This dial allows control of the driving mode, radio volume, and even the colors of the ambient lighting.

The new Tiguan is based on the latest version of the Modular Transverse Toolkit: the MQB evo. This technology upgrade enhances almost every aspect of the Tiguan. The introduction of new hybrid powertrains with an all-electric range of approximately 100 km significantly improves the SUV’s efficiency. AC charging will be faster in all eHybrid versions, and for the first time, DC fast charging will be standard. Additionally, the new Tiguan features systems derived from the luxury Touareg model, such as a pneumatic massage function for the front seats and the “IQ.LIGHT – HD matrix headlights.” The new adaptive chassis “DCC Pro” enhances both comfort and dynamics, while the latest generation of “Park Assist” offers automated parking and backing out.

For more information on the Tiguan, visit the official Volkswagen website.

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Volkswagen celebrates world premiere of the all-new Tiguan

  • The all-new Tiguan has been unveiled by Volkswagen, marking the launch of its third generation.
  • Since its introduction in 2007, the Tiguan has become one of Volkswagen’s best-selling models, with over 7.6 million units sold worldwide.
  • The new model will be available at dealerships in the first quarter of 2024.

Volkswagen presents the all-new Tiguan, the third generation of their popular SUV. The Tiguan has been a global bestseller since its debut in 2007, with over 7.6 million units sold. The new model will be available for purchase starting in early 2024.

Kai Grünitz, Brand Board Member for Technical Development, explains that the new Tiguan benefits from Volkswagen’s innovative Modular Transverse Matrix (MQB evo) platform, which allows for the integration of cutting-edge technologies like the DCC Pro adaptive chassis control and new hybrid drivetrains with an electric range of about 100 kilometers.

The new Tiguan is more efficient than ever before, thanks to its hybrid drivetrains and improved charging capabilities. It features a new Digital Cockpit, infotainment screen, and head-up display, all of which have been designed based on customer feedback. The interior is user-friendly and intuitive to operate. Other premium features, such as the IQ.LIGHT HD matrix headlights and adaptive chassis control system, have been borrowed from Volkswagen’s higher-end models.

The all-new Volkswagen Tiguan

Expressive design & improved aerodynamics. The all-new Tiguan boasts a fresh design, featuring powerful-looking LED headlights and a sleek front end with air curtains for optimized airflow. The vehicle’s drag coefficient has been improved to 0.28, resulting in better aerodynamics. The Tiguan’s rear end is highlighted by a distinctive horizontal LED strip.

The all-new Volkswagen Tiguan

New cockpit and infotainment system generation. The all-new Tiguan features a redesigned interior with high-quality materials and a user-friendly layout. The Digital Cockpit offers a clear and customizable display, while the infotainment screen provides easy access to digital services and apps. The head-up display projects important information onto the windshield, and the multifunction driving experience switch allows for personalized settings. The new Tiguan also includes an IDA voice assistant for easy and natural language control.

Efficient range of drives. The Tiguan offers various drivetrain options, including turbo diesel engines, turbo gasoline engines, mild hybrid turbo gasoline engines, and plug-in hybrid systems. The gear shifting is done through a steering column switch, similar to Volkswagen’s ID. models and the new Passat. The Tiguan also features paddles behind the steering wheel for manual gear changes.

Electronically controlled running gear for added convenience and dynamics. The new Tiguan is equipped with an adaptive chassis control system called DCC Pro, which provides maximum comfort and agility. A Vehicle Dynamics Manager controls the electronic differential locks and shock absorbers, resulting in enhanced stability and performance during cornering.

Seats for long distances. The Tiguan offers ergoActive Plus seats with lumbar adjustment and a pressure massage function. The seats can be programmed to automatically activate heating or ventilation based on outside temperatures.

The all-new Volkswagen Tiguan

HD headlights in the Tiguan for the first time. The all-new Tiguan is the first Volkswagen model to feature IQ.LIGHT HD matrix headlights. These headlights use multipixel LEDs to provide enhanced illumination and improve overall safety and visibility.

High-performance assist systems. The Tiguan is equipped with numerous advanced driver assistance systems, such as Side Assist, Front Assist, Lane Assist, and Dynamic Road Sign Display. Additional optional features include Park Assist Pro with remote parking capability and Trailer Assist for assisted maneuvering with a trailer.

Larger luggage compartment in the Tiguan. The new Tiguan has increased its length by about three centimeters, resulting in a larger luggage compartment with a capacity of 652 liters.

The all-new Volkswagen Tiguan

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2024 Volkswagen Tiguan Renderings Preview Redesigned Crossover’s New Look

Volkswagen is preparing to launch the next-generation Tiguan, and while the automaker has been teasing the model extensively, there are still a few details that haven’t been revealed. However, unofficial renderings have recently emerged, providing a possible preview of the Tiguan’s redesigned exterior.

The upcoming Tiguan boasts a smoother design compared to its predecessor, featuring a wide lower grille opening in the front bumper. The renderings remove the remaining camouflage from the popular SUV, uncovering a wide light bar positioned between the front headlights, which might be a part of the final design.

In terms of the rear design, the rendering showcases a thick, full-width taillight element that was captured on a completely uncovered example during a photo shoot. Additionally, without any camouflage, the renderings reveal a boxy rear-end bumper design.

Although no renderings of the Tiguan’s interior are available, they are deemed unnecessary. When Volkswagen previously showcased the crossover’s revamped exterior design, the company also provided a glimpse of the cabin. Notably, the SUV will feature a large landscape-oriented display on the dashboard for infotainment functions, with screen sizes ranging from 12.9 to 15.0 inches depending on the trim. Additionally, a smaller 10.25-inch screen will serve as the driver’s display behind the steering wheel.

The new Tiguan will be based on an updated version of Volkswagen’s existing platform, known as the MQB EVO architecture. While the forthcoming model will be slightly larger than its predecessor, with an increase of 1.25 inches in length and 0.2 inches in height, the wheelbase and width will remain unchanged during the redesign.

Despite Volkswagen’s eagerness to share specific details about the Tiguan, information about its powertrain options remains unknown. However, it is expected that the model will offer gas, diesel, and plug-in hybrid powertrains, with both front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive configurations available.

Volkswagen is expected to unveil the new Tiguan in the fall, with the official release slated for next year. The European market will likely receive the Tiguan in the first quarter of the year, while the US market will have to wait a bit longer.

As for pricing, it’s unclear whether the Tiguan’s cost will increase. The current base model starts at $28,245 (including the $1,295 destination charge), and the new model may approach the $30,000 range. Competitors in the segment, such as the Chevrolet Equinox, Ford Escape, Honda CR-V, and Hyundai Santa Fe, typically start at the upper end of the $20,000 range.

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2024 VW Tiguan Teaser Highlights Convenient “Drive Experience” Dial On Console

A sneak peek video unveils the Driving Experience Switch in the upcoming 2024 Volkswagen Tiguan. This knob serves multiple purposes by allowing the driver to switch between different drive modes, adjust the stereo volume, and modify the ambient lighting.

The knob is equipped with a small center screen that displays the selected drive mode, such as Individual or Sport. This selection is also visible on the infotainment screen. While the video does not provide details on how to switch between the three functions, it is possible that pressing the center section of the knob is involved.


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2024 Volkswagen Tiguan Spied Without Any Camo During Photo Shoot

The third-generation Volkswagen Tiguan, set to be revealed later this year, was recently spotted without any camouflage during a photo shoot in the streets of Ljubljana, Slovenia. In a short video clip, the new Tiguan can be seen alongside a Mercedes GLE camera car, which is painted all-black to avoid reflecting light.

Based on the fact that the car is featured in a future advertisement, it is likely that we are looking at a high-end trim level, possibly the R-Line variant. The video quality is not the best, but it is evident that the 2024 Tiguan will feature evolutionary styling, as Volkswagen is playing it safe with their popular compact crossover. With over 88,000 units delivered in the first half of 2023, the Tiguan was the eighth best-selling model in Europe, surpassing the once-dominant Golf, according to market researcher Dataforce cited by Automotive News Europe.