VW has revealed a new SUV to replace the Tiguan Allspace - the Tayron. Read on for everything you need to know from CAR.
, replacing the Tiguan Allspace. So it’s a fairly chunky SUV, but we also know that the Tayron is to be blessed with a diverse range of power-units for customers to choose from.
The launch eTSI will have a power output of 148bhp, while the two PHEVs will be offered in 201bhp and 268bhp configurations. The’ll also have an electric range of over 60 miles, according to the official figures, but rest assured we at CAR will get to the bottom of whether they ring true just as soon as we can.‘With this new Volkswagen SUV, we are further expanding our range in a growing segment and closing the gap between our best-seller, the Tiguan, and our luxury SUV, the Touareg.
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