The wraps have been taken off of the upcoming Volkswagen Tiguan, but there is a little twist. The German auto giant has actually globally unveiled the 2025 Tayron SUV, giving us a look at what is set to be the next-gen Tiguan for both India and the US.

Volkswagen has unveiled its successor to the Tiguan Allspace – the Tayron. This new SUV will be available with a choice of five or seven-seat options and accompanied by a range of different engines. Externally,

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Volkswagen has introduced the new Tayron SUV, set to debut at the 2024 Paris Motor Show. Designed as the successor to the Tiguan AllSpace, the Tayron will be available in both five-and seven-seat configurations,

With the VW Tayron, the VW Tiguan gets a larger alternative, the VW Touareg a smaller alternative – as separate model series without name suffixes.

Volkswagen has taken the wraps off the Tayron, a new seven-seat SUV designed to fill the gap left by the discontinued Tiguan Allspace.

The replacement for the seven-seat Tiguan Allspace, the Tayron will mirror its predecessor by adopting the Tiguan name for the latter market as a result of the five-seater not being available. For the Old Continent though, it will stick with the moniker used in China since 2018.

As previewed by the Chinese-spec VW Tayron L, the sheet metal of the European Tayron doesn’t share anything with the Tiguan. Still, it incorporates familiar styling cues from VW

Volkswagen has unveiled the new Tayron, which serves as the replacement for the Tiguan Allspace, with extra practicality, more on-board tech and four engine options. This is essentially the three-row version of the Tayron that was revealed earlier this year at the Beijing Motor Show where it’s called the ‘Tiguan L Pro’.

Volkswagen is bringing a familiar name to Europe with the introduction of the Tayron, a model that has been a staple in the Chinese market since 2018. Now set to replace the Tiguan Allspace in Europe,