The Volkswagen Tiguan is a popular SUV that has been around for many years. It's known for its spacious interior, comfortable ride, and versatility. Now, Volkswagen has introduced a new plug-in hybrid version of the Tiguan, the eHybrid. The Tiguan eHybrid combines a powerful gasoline engine with an electric motor for an exciting driving experience and impressive fuel efficiency.
Two Powertrains to Choose From
The new Volkswagen Tiguan eHybrid has two versions with different horsepower outputs: 204 hp and 272 hp. Both versions offer an electric range of up to 127 km (204 hp version) and 118 km (272 hp version). This means you can do your daily errands and commute on electric power alone, saving you money on gas.
Fast and Flexible Charging
The Tiguan eHybrid's battery can be charged with up to 11 kW using a wall-mounted charger and up to 50 kW on DC fast-charging stations. This means you can quickly recharge the battery on the go, making it perfect for long trips.
Three Trims to Suit Your Needs
The Tiguan eHybrid comes in three different equipment levels: Life, Elegance, and R-Line. Here's a quick look at what each trim level offers:
- Life: 17-inch alloy wheels, LED headlights, 3-zone climate control, parking sensors, adaptive cruise control
- Elegance: LED Plus headlights, sound-insulating windows, background lighting, winter package, heated seats, ergoActive front seats with massage function
- R-Line: R-Line bumpers, sport interior with sports seats, 19-inch alloy wheels
Tech-Packed Interior
The new Tiguan eHybrid boasts a modern and tech-filled interior. Here are some of the highlights:
- A new digital cockpit with a 10-inch display
- A larger infotainment display, standard at 12.9 inches with a 15-inch option available
- A new steering wheel switch that replaces the gear shifter
- Two new inductive charging spots for smartphones
- IQ.LIGHT HD Matrix headlights (available as an option)
Safety Features
The Tiguan eHybrid comes standard with a variety of safety features, including automatic emergency braking, forward collision warning, lane departure warning, and blind spot monitoring.