Jeep Avenger vs Volkswagen Tayron

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Jeep Avenger
Jeep Avenger

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2024 price

Volkswagen Tayron
Volkswagen Tayron

$48,950 - $76,550

2026 price

Summary

2024 Jeep Avenger
2026 Volkswagen Tayron
Safety Rating

Electric motor type
Permanent Magnet

Turbo 4, 2.0L
Vehicle type
Battery Electric

Unleaded Petrol
Electric range
396 km

8.6L/100km (combined)
Energy consumption
15.6 kWh/100km

Battery capacity
54.00 kWh

Seating
5

7
Dislikes
  • Back seat lacks features
  • Safety rating
  • Hard to compete on price

  • Lacks the finesse and power of Touareg
  • Third row is still a 'sometimes seat'
  • Expensive ownership
2024 Jeep Avenger Summary

This Jeep isn’t a 4WD, it’s electric, front-wheel drive and built on the same platform as cars from France.

It’s not sounding very ‘Jeep’ so far, but the Avenger isn’t trying to be a traditional Jeep in that sense.

What it is trying to do is draw in a new kind of Jeep owner, and lead the brand into the electric era without being all ‘EV-ish’ - just a car that happens to be electric.

So can Jeep do it? We’re jumping in the light SUV as it hits our shores to find out.

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2026 Volkswagen Tayron Summary

Volkswagen has a new large SUV in the Tayron (pronounced TIE-ron), and it arrives with a fair bit riding on it. Replacing the Tiguan Allspace and taking on some of the duties left by the departing Touareg, it’s now the brand’s key seven-seat family offering.

We’re testing the flagship 195TSI R-Line with established petrol rivals like the Kia Sorento GT-Line, Skoda Kodiaq RS and Toyota Kluger Grande in mind. After a few weeks of school-holiday mayhem, complete with feral kids, does it sink or swim?

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