New seven-seat Volkswagen Tayron SUV to be Volkswagen Tiguan Allspace replacement: report 

Volkswagen is determined to replace its Tiguan Allspace with the upcoming Tayron SUV, a model marketed as the Tiguan L Professional in China.

Basically based on fresh experiences by Autocar, the Tayron will step into the Tiguan Allspace’s position as Volkswagen’s seven-seat providing.

The Tayron is deliberate to be manufactured at loads of facilities in conjunction with China, Germany and Mexico.

Autocar also states that the UK-delivered Tayron will doubtless be available from start with either a 2.0-litre turbo petrol or 2.0-turbo diesel engine, with both powertrains that comprises forty eight-volt light-hybrid skills and a seven-trek dual-grab transmission.

A PHEV variant has also been confirmed with a claimed all-electrical fluctuate of spherical 100km.

Volkswagen Australia has already confirmed that the Tayron will doubtless be coming to Australia “previous 2024” carrying that nameplate, however has now not detailed a extra allege timing for the liberate.

The Tayron is expected to start within the United Kingdom within the future in 2025, so build a question to identical liberate timing for the model down under.

What we know relating to the fresh Tayron

The seven-seat Tayron SUV will sit between the fresh 5-seat Tiguan and the flagship Touareg trim SUV.

The model will measure in at 4735mm lengthy, 1859mm huge and 1682mm large, making it 1mm longer, 20mm wider, however 7mm shorter than essentially the most as much as the moment BW Tiguan Allspace sold in Australia.

Kerb weight for the Tayron is 1790kg versus 1612kg for the fresh Tiguan Allspace.

The fresh Taycon will doubtless be built on the MQB-Evo platform that can bring suspension upgrades and forty eight-volt light-hybrid capabilities.

Interestingly, the Tayron will remain to be known as the Tiguan in some markets comparable to the United States.