Next generation Volkswagen Tiguan launching in Australia in second half of 2024A company spokesman confirmed.
The company has yet to confirm when Tiguan will be revealed, in addition to saying that the launch will take place sometime in 2023.
Volkswagen is still getting the current Tiguan supply in the form of 110TSI and R, although orders for the all-wheel drive 132TSi, 147TDI and 162TSI models has been paused.
The longer Tiguan Allspace, which operates under a slightly different product lifecycle, is unaffected by this pause. It is sourced from Mexico instead of Germany like the regular Tiguan, and has thus been insulated from recent supply problems.
While it is still unclear exactly when the new Tiguan will be officially revealed, we have have a good view thanks to spy photographers.
It has a more rounded look than the current car, while inside there’s a large, horizontally oriented central touchscreen incorporating climate controls.
It is expected that the new Tiguan will switch to the latest MQB Evo platform, like Golf 8 And Skoda Octaviawith petrol, hybrid and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) options.
A PHEV option is also expected finally join the local lineup.
An unrelated electric SUV on VW .’s MEB Plus architecture Tiguan nameplate can also be worn because Volkswagen looks set to use more familiar names on its electric vehicles.
A next-generation Tiguan Allspace is expected to launch after its internal combustion-powered brother, although a recent report suggests it will be replaced by a new generation of engine. burn in. Tayron focuses on China.
The current generation Tiguan has been in production since 2016, with a typical car life cycle lasting 7-8 years.
It was first revealed in September 2015, with the Allspace – the only body style offered in North America – being revealed in January 2017.
Due to this staggered implementation, mid-life updates for the Tiguan and Tiguan Allspace come at different times – the former being revealed in January 2021 and going on sale a few months later, the latter. was revealed in December 2021 and goes on sale in early 2022.
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Current Tiguan R
Last year, the Tiguan Allspace outsold its shorter rival in Australia as Volkswagen grapples with supply problems at its Wolfsburg plant in Germany.
It only sold 2658 examples of the two-row model compared to 3876 Allspaces, which beats it Ford Escape (2179) and Renault Koleos (2552) but lags behind a solid segment like Nissan X-Trail (7943) and Subaru Forester (10,637).
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