Volkswagen is ready to enter A new SUV on the marketa model that has already attracted attention in other markets such as China: the Volkswagen Tayron.
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This plug-in SUV promises to fill the gap that will be left The Tiguan Allspaceoffering a more spacious and sophisticated option, aligned with the expectations of the European consumer.
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Although the name “Tayron” may be new to manyin China it has already established itself as a popular option within the Volkswagen range.
The new Volkswagen Tayron not only takes inspiration from the design of the latest generation Tiguanbut also incorporates features that make it unique.
With a longer length and expanded interior space, The Tayron is strategically positioned between the Tiguan and the Touaregmaking it an ideal intermediate option for those looking for an SUV that combines size, comfort and versatility.
Volkswagen has begun to create anticipation with a visual preview of the Tayron on its official YouTube channel. In this teaser, the brand shows key details of the vehicle’s design, such as its prominent name and illuminated logos.all under the motto of being a “sophisticated all-terrain vehicle designed in Wolfsburg, Germany.”
This teaser only increases curiosity about what the Tayron will look like in its European version, as it promises to maintain the essence of the model already sold in China.
First confirmed release
The filing date for the European market has been confirmed: October 10thOn that day, the Tayron will be shown to the European public, revealing whether it will remain faithful to the aesthetic lines of the Chinese model or whether it will include specific variations for Europe. We also have to wait for details on its launch in the United States.
Volkswagen has decided to bet big on this model, which It is expected to arrive with a variety of engine optionsincluding plug-in hybrid alternatives with a range of up to 100 kilometres in electric mode.
The Tayron will be built on The Volkswagen Group’s MQB Evo modular platformthe same base used for other popular models of the brand such as the Tiguan and the Passat.
This platform allows for great versatility in engine configuration, suggesting that the new SUV will offer versions with traditional combustion engines, possibly supported by micro-hybrid systems, in addition to the aforementioned plug-in option.
An electrified SUV for a new era
With the arrival of the Tayron, Volkswagen strengthens its commitment to the electrification of its rangeoffering a new plug-in SUV that stands out not only for its size, but also for its efficiency and sustainability.
The addition of a plug-in hybrid version represents a clear response to the growing demand for more environmentally friendly vehicles in the European market, and positions the Tayron as a competitive option within the large SUV segment.
In the coming weeks, Volkswagen is likely to release more visual teasers and technical details of the Tayron across different platforms.
Expectations are high as this model could redefine the brand’s electrified SUV offering in Europe. Its presentation is expected to be a key event in the automotive calendar of the year.
Price and availability
As for pricing, there is no official figure confirmed yet. However, considering that the plug-in hybrid Tiguan starts at 51,975 euros (about $57,000 dollars)the Tayron, being larger and more spacious, is likely to have a higher starting price, possibly close to 55,000 euros (approximately $60,000 dollars).
As the launch date approaches, more details will be revealed about its cost and the different configurations that will be available for the European market.
The Volkswagen Tayron arrives with the promise of being a sophisticated, versatile and ecological optiondesigned to meet the needs of the modern European driver.
Its launch is one of the most anticipated of the German brand, and its presentation in October will mark a new chapter in Volkswagen’s electrification strategy.