Volkswagen would offer its Tayron model outside China as of 2025, including in North America where it would likely replace the current Toguan.
Later this year, Volkswagen is due to unveil a new version of its Tayron SUV, which it markets exclusively in China. But this time, the model will be heading for other markets around the world.
The current Volkswagen Tayron Photo: Volkswagen Elsewhere in the world, the new Tayron would replace the current Tiguan Allspace, which is a stretched version of the current Tiguan, but with seven seats. It’s that model that’s sold in North America as the Tiguan. Which is dictinct from the “regular” Tiguan offered in other markets.
If all the above comes to pass, the Tiguan name won’t just disappear from our market. Volkswagen has indicated that a new generation of Tiguan is expected in the U.S. this year. It would use the same platform as the five-seater model not sold here. It all seems a bit muddled, but here’s the upshot: North America could get a new, five-seat Tiguan, closer to the spirit of the first-generation model, as well as a new seven-seat SUV, named Tayron.
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