Volkswagen Tayron Unveiled for India: Upcoming Three-Row SUV
The first official teaser for the forthcoming Tayron SUV has been unveiled by Volkswagen India.
The Tayron is anticipated to be a high-end, three-row SUV that is competitively priced and probably built locally.
Volkswagen India has launched the Tayron teaser campaign, unveiling the next full-size SUV's silhouette under a white cover. This is a larger, more expensive model than the existing Tiguan line, as seen by the posture of the car and the hardly noticeable LED lighting characteristics. Volkswagen's first move toward launching this premium SUV in India is the teaser, which was released on the company's official channels.
The Tayron's front fascia features an illuminated VW emblem and unique full-width LED lighting that connects throughout the width, a contemporary design cue that is anticipated to distinguish it from its siblings.
According to industry reports and early sightings, the Tayron will replace the Tiguan Allspace, bringing Volkswagen back into the three-row SUV market that it previously left. This puts the Tayron in competition with competitors like the Toyota Fortuner, Skoda Kodiaq, and other high-end family SUVs in India.
The SUV is a great option for larger families looking for comfort and room because it will almost probably include three rows of seats.
According to the information that is currently available, a 2.0-liter turbo engine with a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission produces about 204 PS and 320 Nm. Additionally anticipated is all-wheel drive, which gives the SUV confidence in a variety of road conditions.
The Tayron is expected to include a contemporary cabin with a huge central touchscreen, digital instrument display, panoramic sunroof, ambient lighting, and cutting-edge safety features. These features provide a competitive equipment list for the Indian market and are consistent with worldwide variations.
With a local assembly scheduled at its Aurangabad factory, Volkswagen is expected to introduce the Tayron in the first half of 2026 in order to maintain competitive pricing. According to preliminary estimates, it should cost between ₹45 and 50 lakh (ex-showroom), making it affordable for consumers of high-end SUVs.
All things considered, the Tayron teaser only offers a glimpse of what's to come, but the emerging image is that of a formidable competitor in India's rapidly expanding full-size SUV market, fusing performance, space, and modern style. As the official launch approaches, expect additional details and teasers.
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