Volkswagen is expanding its Tiguan range with the addition of the Tiguan Allspace a seven seater version which will add more space, an extra two seats and even more luggage capacity.
The Tiguan is one of the most famous models in the VW range and has been mostly known for its all-round practicality. The latest second generation Tiguan launched last year in 2016.
What is the difference between Tiguan & the Tiguan Allspace?
The Tiguan Estate is basically the seven-seater brother of the Tiguan which made its official public debut at the recent 2017 Geneva Motor Show.
Once its released, the Tiguan Allspace will take on its main rivals in the market the: Nissan X-Trail, Skoda Kodiaq and the Discovery Sport.
Design:
With extra seats, the Tiguan Allspace is longer than the regular five seater Tiguan and its rear doors are a bit longer than the normal model. The bonnet is also raised at the front above the radiator grille to help adapt the proportions to the longer overall length.
The Tiguan Allspace is bigger by 215mm and has an increased wheelbase of 109mm. The boot has also increased in size, that means more luggage capacity of up to 760 litres which is 145 litres more than the standard Tiguan. It also includes the functionality of folding the rear seats down to increase space up to 1920 litres.
|
VW Tiguan five-seater |
VW Tiguan Allspace seven-seater |
Height |
1654mm |
NA |
Width |
1839mm |
NA |
Wheelbase |
2677mm |
2786mm ( 109mm) |
Length |
4486mm |
4701mm ( 215mm) |
Boot space |
615 litres |
760 litres ( 145 litres) |
Boot space by folding rear seats down |
1655 litres |
1920 litres ( 265 litres) |
(Dimension details)
Engines:
Same as the Tiguan, the Tiguan Allspace will be offered in a choice of on-road and off-road versions. There will be a choice of six engines three petrols and three diesels. The entry level petrol version will be powered by a 1.4 litre 148bhp TSI engine offering fuel economy of 47mpg.
With front wheel drive equipped, the Tiguan Allspace allows loads of up to 2200kg whereas the all-wheel drive can load up to 2500kg.
VW Tiguan Trim Versions:
The Tiguan Allstate Trendline is the entry level model and has many impressive features:
· 17inch alloy wheels
· Multifunction & leather steering wheel
· LED daytime running lights, LED tail lights
· Automatic anti-dazzle interior mirror
· Rain sensor, proactive occupant protection system
· Automatic post-collision braking system
· Lane assist, the area monitoring system front assist with city emergency braking function & pedestrian monitoring
· Composition touch infotainment system with eight loud speakers and many more
In addition to the Trendline, the Tiguan Allstate Comfortline includes:
· Silver roof rails
· Silver diffuser
· Automatic tailgate opening and closing function
· Leather-trimmed multifunction steering wheel and gear lever grip
· Park Pilot, split and sliding rear seats,
· folding tables with cup holders on the backs of the front seats,
· remote seatback release and the Driver Alert System
The top-of-the range model VW Tiguan Allspace Highline includes:
· 18-inch alloy wheels
· Air Care Climatronic with three zones (front left, front right, rear) for all markets
· Keyless Access (keyless locking and starting system)
· EasyOpen/Close for the tailgate
· Full-LED headlights with advanced LED functions (full-LED headlights with LED cornering lights, dynamic cornering lights and individual signature LED daytime running lights
In addition to the above features; all Tiguan Allspace models come with a navigation system that gives you information on online services Guide & Inform and Security & Service. The optional app will connect to all smartphones via Android Mirror link & Apple car play.
Pricing and release date:
The pricing has not been announced yet and but we expect its launch in mid-2017.