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The 4MOTION all-wheel drive is currently available in numerous models with petrol and/or diesel engines – from Golf to Golf Variant, T-Roc, Tiguan, Passat, Tayron and Touareg. Some electric models of the ID. family are also available as optional all-wheel drive versions, each with an electric motor on the front and rear axles.

The 4.8-metre Tayron is an authentically designed SUV with protective all-terrain features Good to know Large all-rounder – the Tayron is the largest European Volkswagen SUV based on the globally successful modular transverse matrix (MQB)Tiguan, Tayron, Touareg – with a length of 4,792 mm, the Tayron is positioned between the Tiguan (4,539 mm) and Touareg (4,902 mm)Charismatic exterior – with the Tayron, Volkswagen is once again launching an authentically designed SUV with robust all-terrain elementsDistinctive light design – LED headlights, tail light clusters and light bars as well as illuminated Volkswagen badges ensure an unmistakable light design Dimensions and design Second largest Volkswagen SUV in Europe. The new Tayron is 4,792 mm long and has a wheelbase of 2,791 mm between its 20-inch wheels. As a result, the Tayron is the brand’s second largest SUV in Europe, positioned between the 4,539 mm Tiguan (wheelbase: 2,677 mm) and the 4,902 mm Touareg (wheelbase: 2,904 mm). The Tayron’s height is 1,660 mm and, excluding the exterior mirrors, is 1,852 mm wide. The SUV was designed and developed in Wolfsburg – Volkswagen’s main plant – and this is also where the Tayron is built together with the Tiguan and Golf. Distinctive front end. The Tayron has an authentic SUV design. Visually, the front section appears particularly high, underlining the SUV’s confidence. The large, sculptured bonnet is heavily contoured to the outer edges. The striking dual LED headlights are also located noticeably high up. The two top-of-the-line versions Elegance and R-Line are equipped with LED Plus headlights including dynamic headlight range control and dynamic cornering light. Derived from the Touareg, the IQ.LIGHT HD matrix headlights are available as an option. Generally standard: the illuminated Volkswagen badge and a horizontal LED strip on the radiator grille. The fusion of all the LED elements creates an unmistakable day and night light signature for the Tayron.

Like the Touareg, genuine open-pore wood trims are used in the Tayron Elegance, while the Tayron R-Line features high-quality aluminium-look trims in the same locations. The seat cushions of the top versions are upholstered in ArtVelours Eco fabric as standard. First row of seats with a connected cockpit landscape. The Tayron’s dash panel features a horizontal architecture that stretches across the full width. The first level contains the Digital Cockpit Pro – digital instruments with a display diagonal of 260 mm (10.25 inches). Gearshifts in the Tayron, which is always equipped with a direct shift gearbox (DSG), are performed by means of an intuitive steering column switch. The visually free-standing touchscreen of the infotainment system is located in the centre of the dash panel. The display for the standard audio system (including mobile phone interface, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto and retrofittable navigation) measures 320 mm (12.9 inches) across the diagonal. The Discover (also with 12.9-inch display) and Discover Pro Max (display with 380-mm/15-inch diagonal) navigation packages are optionally available. Irrespective of the display size, the settings for the air conditioning, seat air conditioning and the home button for menu navigation are always located in the fixed bottom bar of the screen. A further level contains the illuminated touch sliders for temperature control and audio volume. Alternatively, the latter can be adjusted using buttons on the multifunction steering wheel, the IDA voice assistant or the driving experience control between the driver and front passenger seats. Central driving experience control in the centre console. The multifunction driving experience control is always standard on board the Tayron. In addition to the audio volume, it can be used to control the driving profiles, the all-wheel drive (depending on the engine version) and the preconfigured Atmospheres.

The all-rounder is positioned between the Touareg (premium class) and the Tiguan (mid-sized class). The Tayron is built where it was developed: in Wolfsburg. All-terrain design and premium interior. With a length of 4.79 m, the Tayron is characterised by a clean, striking SUV design. At the front, LED headlights and the standard illuminated Volkswagen badge create an unmistakeable light signature. The same applies to the rear with its full-length horizontal LED bar and illuminated Volkswagen logo. Sharply drawn lines in the elongated silhouette emphasise the high design quality of the Tayron. The five-seater and optional seven-seater interior also match this standard. The interior features high-quality finishes and – depending on the equipment – materials such as ArtVelours Eco (microfibre), open-pore genuine wood and illuminated trims. Life, Elegance and R-Line. When you start the configurator, you immediately see that there is no classic base version of the Tayron. In line with its higher positioning, the equipment range immediately starts with the medium Life specification, which is on board as standard here – an equipment level that comes at additional cost for Volkswagen models in the segments below the Tayron. The two optional top-of-the-range versions are positioned above Life: the stylish Elegance line can be recognised on the exterior by its chrome elements in the radiator grille; the dynamically designed R-Line specification is customised by features such as a completely independent front bumper in R design. As the entry-level version, the Life version of the Tayron already offers a wide range of standard equipment.

Also the partially electrified models of the Golf, Tiguan, Passat and Tayron as well as all variants of the Touareg. Environmental protection In 2018, the brand set itself an ambitious target for reducing environmental impact in production: by 2025, vehicles and component parts are to be built with a total of 45 per cent less environmental impact than in 2010, the reference year of the current environmental program "Think Blue. Factory." environmental program. Volkswagen is thus on the way to a resource-optimized factory at all of the brand's locations. In 2018, the Transparent Factory became the brand's first location worldwide to produce its vehicles in a CO₂ -neutral manner. The power supply is already CO₂ -free thanks to Naturstrom®, which saves 3,600 tons of CO₂ per year. In addition, the heat supply and the vehicle fleet are also CO₂-free. Responsibility for the environment also includes biodiversity. Environmental protection was already of central importance during the planning of the Transparent Factory: around 56,000 euros were invested in planting 350 trees. Special sodium vapor lamps in the outdoor area operate in the yellow spectral range to protect the insects from the nearby botanical garden. Furthermore, the depth of the building complex was designed in such a way that the groundwater balance remains in equilibrium. The sealed area has been reduced from 6.7 to 4.8 hectares compared to the previous development status of the site. Volkswagen is also specifically committed to biodiversity: Since May 2019, up to twelve bee colonies with á around 50,000 animals have been buzzing around the factory premises at the Great and Botanical Gardens - the apiary is looked after by a factory employee. The honey, around 450 kilograms, is sold in the factory restaurant e-Vitrum. Social and cultural commitment The Transparent Factory is not just a production facility and employer.

The second-largest SUV of the Volkswagen brand in Europe, after the Touareg, will go on display in showrooms from March, with the first cars being delivered to customers shortly after. Customers will soon be able to choose from seven efficient engines, including two next-generation plug-in hybrid drives (eHybrid). These offer electric ranges of more than 100 kilometres and long travelling distances of up to 850 km between fuel stops.

The all-new Tayron - The large Volkswagen SUV with five or optionally seven seats is positioned between the Touareg (premium class) and the Tiguan (mid-class). Authentic: its clear and powerful SUV design. Best-in-class: the comfort levels. Superior: the high-quality feel. Generous: the space available. In the Tayron, five passengers can enjoy up to 885 litres of luggage space for travelling on holiday. A total of seven efficient drive systems will soon be available. The range includes two next-generation plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (eHybrid). They can achieve electric ranges of over 100 km and long journeys with up to 850 km between two refuelling stops. In addition, with the ability to tow up to 2.5 tonnes, the Tayron is a stylish yet well-equipped towing vehicle for trailers of all shapes and sizes. World premiere: The all-new Tayron | Life comes in many sizes TV spot Andreas Schleef

New SUV for the European market: the Tayron is Volkswagen’s second-largest SUV in Europe after the Touareg Sophisticated all-rounder – extremely spacious passenger and luggage compartments, five or optionally seven seats and a large maximum trailer weight of up to 2.5 tonnes Innovative plug-in hybrid: the Tayron eHybrid offers superior power delivery and becomes an electric car for everyday driving with an electric range of over 100 kmAvailable to order now: launching as the Life version, the Tayron will be available with a 110 kW mild hybrid drive and an extensive range of equipment from 45,475 euros The new Tayron celebrates its trade fair premiere at the “Mondial de l’Auto” in Paris from 14 to 20 October The new Tayron has arrived! – The large Volkswagen SUV with five or optionally seven seats is positioned between the Touareg (premium class) and the Tiguan (mid-class). Authentic: its clear and powerful SUV design. Best-in-class: the comfort levels. Superior: the high-quality feel. Generous: the space available. In the Tayron, five passengers can enjoy up to 885 litres of luggage space for travelling on holiday. A total of seven efficient drive systems will soon be available. The range includes two next-generation plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (eHybrid). They can achieve electric ranges of over 100 km and long journeys with up to 850 km between two refuelling stops. In addition, with the ability to tow up to 2.5 tonnes, the Tayron is a stylish yet well-equipped towing vehicle for trailers of all shapes and sizes. Pre-sales for the new Tayron open tomorrow on Thursday, 10 October.