Volkswagen Tiguan News

Volkswagen Australia has brought back its Wolfsburg badge not seen since 2021 on the 2024 Tiguan Allspace three-row SUV. 

Volkswagen is giving families more room for free.The German brand has slashed the price of its seven-seat Tiguan Allspace by between $2000 and $2500 depending on the variant.This price cut brings it in line with the five seat Tiguan SUV, effectively giving buyers seven seats for the price of five.Australia’s new car market is shifting towards buyers with many car makers starting to offer sharp discounts as years of supply issues untangle and cost of living pressures clampdown on demand. The Tiguan Allspace now starts at $43,990 (before on-road costs) for the base Life variant powered by a 1.4-litre four-cylinder turbocharged petrol engine that makes 110kW and 250Nm.If you want a punchier 132kW/320 2.0-litre turbo petrol motor it’ll set you back $47,990.Buyers wanting more oomph can choose the Allspace Elegance ($57,090) or the fully-loaded Allspace R-Line ($60,590) that use a 162kW/350Nm turbo petrol engine.The Tiguan and Tiguan Allspace are nearing the end of their lives with replacement models arriving next year.VW will be swapping out the Tiguan Allspace for the seven-seat Tayron at the end of 2025 and an all-new Tiguan is likely to land in showrooms this time next year.The new Tayron is expected to be bigger than the current Allspace and more aligned with the Skoda Kodiaq.There are no details yet on the family-hauler but expect it to use a variety of petrol engines and there is the possibility for a plug-in hybrid set-up to match the next-generation Tiguan five-seater. 

As with most things, the only constant in the Australian new car market is change. The first part of 2023 was a story of constricted supply thanks to everything from COVID-19 and a shortage of semi-conductors to cars on grass infested with seeds, snails and bugs.

With a revamped suite of digital features and new drivetrain options, VW’s most popular model is set to enter the high-tech electrified car era, though it’ll be a while until we see the new Tiguan touch down here, likely from late next year.

Australian new vehicle sales for the first six months of 2023 are up a solid 8.2 per cent compared to the first half of 2022, and part of the reason may - at last - be improved supply.

A new platform and more tech - including drivetrains - are the headline reveals from Volkswagen for the next-gen Tiguan ahead of its global reveal within the next few months.

Volkswagen Australia has announced it will increase prices for much of its model range, effective July 1 - the second time the brand will increase its pricing this year.

At least two new Volkswagen models will debut before the end of this year, including a new version of one of the brand's biggest sellers in Australia - the Tiguan mid-size SUV.Now confirmed to be set for a 2023 reveal, the 2024 Volkswagen Tiguan and the V

As if the 235kW high-performance Volkswagen Tiguan R ins't fast enough - you can now get into one even quicker with Australia given fresh supply of this cracking mid-sized SUV.

The three key brands under the Volkswagen Group Australia umbrella, VW, Skoda, and Cupra, are looking to build on a strong start to 2023 with improving supply and new models on the horizon.While 2022 was a particularly rough year in Australia for the Germ