The Tiguan Allspace is an independent version of the most successful SUV made in Germany, with up to 7 seats and more luggage space. An extended wheelbase and greater overall length make the Tiguan Allspace a most spacious SUV: by folding down the backrests of the second row of seats, the cargo space available can be boosted from 760 liters to as much as 1,920 liters. The Tiguan Allspace also offers more comprehensive standard equipment; this underlines the model’s positioning between the standard-wheelbase Tiguan and the exclusive Touareg.
Tiguan Allspace
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In the year of the European Football Championship: Volkswagen launches UNITED special edition models
Volkswagen is getting into European Football Championship 2020 fever by offering new special edition models: up!, e-up!, Polo, T-Cross, Golf Variant, Golf Sportsvan, T-Roc, Tiguan Allspace, Touran and Sharan are now all available as a special edition UNITED model. Optional equipment includes the UNITED Plus package and the R-Line Exterior package. Depending on the particular models, customers will also enjoy maximum savings of up to €3,400. -
Volkswagen celebrates five millionth Tiguan
Volkswagen can already celebrate an impressive production anniversary right at the start of 2019: in the middle of January, the five millionth Tiguan left the assembly line at the Wolfsburg plant. The compact Tiguan has enjoyed worldwide success since its market launch in 2007, and has thus made a valuable contribution to the brand's growth strategy and SUV offensive. -
That feeling of freedom included as standard: the Tiguan OFFROAD has just become the newest addition to the successful compact SUV range
Volkswagen has just added the new Tiguan OFFROAD to its range of successful compact SUVs. When it comes to the Tiguan OFFROAD, the name and visual lines say it all: The characteristically designed front not only looks stylish and robust, but also stands out with a larger ramp angle and integrated engine skid plate. In addition, the 4Motion four-wheel drive with 4Motion Active Control fitted as standard ensures good traction at all times. The Tiguan OFFROAD is available to order now. -
LED is the new xenon – Daylight-bright headlights for safety through the winter months
In Europe, the sun is rising around 7 am these days, and it already dips back below the horizon around 4 pm. That makes for a short nine hour period of daylight. By 21 December – the first day of winter on the calendar – the sun has an even shorter appearance. Many people consider it stressful to drive in the dark and under winter weather conditions that are often harsh. That is why Volkswagen is offering relief in the form of powerful LED headlights. They are replacing xenon systems in growing numbers of model series – from the Polo to the Arteon. The LED headlights even come as standard in 22 equipment versions – including all three lines of the Arteon. If the car is also equipped with the optional ‘Active Lighting System', its interactive LED headlights utilise data from the front camera and navigation system to predictively illuminate the next curve. -
Volkswagen showcases the new Allspace with an international marketing campaign
Volkswagen is further developing the international marketing campaign for the market launch of the new Tiguan Allspace. Under the motto "The new Tiguan Allspace 7-seater," the digital activities, which have been ongoing since the official pre-sales launch, will be complemented with TV, print and poster advertisement. -
"World Car of the Year" Award 2017: Tiguan among the three finalists
The Tiguan continues its success story in the latest generation, which has been on the market since last year. This is substantiated by the Tiguan being one of the three finalists in this year's "World Car of the Year" Award. The successful model has not only won over the international trade press, however, but also customers. More than 300,000 Tiguan models have been ordered since they became available in 2016. -
The new Arteon celebrates world premiere in Geneva
The new Arteon is the highlight of this year's show appearance by the Volkswagen brand at the Geneva International Motor Show. Both elegant and dynamic, it offers a remarkable amount of space and comfort with its coupé-like lines. The newly developed fastback model has the latest generation driver assistance systems, which in the past have been reserved for higher car classes. In addition, the new Tiguan Allspace is making its debut at Lake Geneva – with much more space for luggage and up to seven passengers and impressive flexibility. -
Volkswagen media preview 2017 in Detroit: Atlas and long version of the Tiguan debut on eve of the show
On the eve of the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit, the Volkswagen brand is presenting two new models as part of its SUV offensive: the Atlas and the new long version of the Tiguan, both being launched in the US in 2017. -
The new Tiguan Allspace
The Tiguan Allspace – key facts and figures 1. Lengthened version of the Tiguan will debut as a world premiere vehicle in Detroit. 2. Allspace European version with a long wheelbase expands the range of Tiguan variants. 3. US Tiguan will only be offered in the long version. 4. 215 mm additional external length makes the SUV supremely spacious. 5. Optional third row of seats turns the long Tiguan into a 5+2 seater. 6. Cargo volume has increased by an impressive 115 liters. 7. The design of the front and side is similar to the Atlas. 8. European market launch in the second half of 2017. 9. Base price in Germany will be approximately €30,000. -
New Tiguan Allspace to be presented in Detroit
Volkswagen will launch a new and exciting additional Tiguan model on the market next year: the new Tiguan Allspace. The long version of the best-seller will celebrate its world premiere at the beginning of January at the North American International Auto Show (NAIAS, 8 – 22 January 2017). Beginning in the early part of summer, the Tiguan – with up to seven seats – will be launched successively in North America, China and Europe.
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