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Volkswagen SUV product developments

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June saw the T‑Roc aftermarket expanded grow and a 24‑month Tiguan R‑Line lease introduced. launched. In July brought the third‑generation Tiguan to arrived in Brazil with a 2.0 L TSI DSG‑4Motion powertrain and a refreshed interior for the 2027 Atlas, powertrain, while Argentina received a front‑wheel‑drive Tiguan with a 1.4 L turbo. Europe celebrated introduced the Tiguan Edition 20, offering mild‑hybrid and plug‑in‑hybrid powertrains, options, premium trim and advanced driver‑assist features. In Brazil, the Brazil’s 2027 T‑Cross compact SUV received a new an eight‑speed AQ300 automatic transmission on the 1.0 L turbo‑flex (200 TSI) Sense and 200 TSI trims. The gearbox, supplied trims, improving urban fuel consumption by Aisin, keeps the engine in its optimal torque band, delivering smoother shifts, up to 7 % lower urban fuel consumption and quicker city acceleration. The update adds adding a rear‑view camera, 17‑inch alloy wheels, wheels and key‑less entry and other convenience items, while keeping the entry‑level entry price remains at R$ 119,990. Higher‑spec 1.4 L TSI variants retain the six‑speed unit. Later in August, In August Volkswagen launched the Tiguan 20‑Year Edition in Spain, based on the Style trim and finished in copper‑metallic paint with “Edition 20” badging, copper‑metallic paint, 19‑inch alloy wheels and a full suite of premium equipment including multiple airbags, LED lighting, equipment. The same month the company reaffirmed the Spanish Tiguan 20‑Year Edition launch and introduced the 2027 T‑Cross with the new transmission. Spy photos also revealed a digital cockpit, Android Auto/Apple CarPlay forthcoming Tiguan R performance SUV, expected to use a 2.0‑litre TSI engine (≈245 kW), a 48 V mild‑hybrid system, seven‑speed DSG and advanced driver‑assist systems. 4Motion all‑wheel drive, targeting a 2027 debut with Australia as a key market.

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  5. 2026-07-29 23:36 UTC Volkswagen SUV product developments
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