Volkswagen Taigun 2021-2026 news

The Taigun might skip the gimmicks, but on the road, it delivers driver-first performance, solid build, and pure fun

There’s safe. And then there’s Volkswagen safe

With a premium design that stands out, the VW Taigun deserves a spot on your driveway

The recall is being made for the units manufactured between May 2024 and April 2025

Both Volkswagen Taigun and Volkswagen Virtus have already been awarded full 5 stars safety ratings in Global NCAP crash tests

This specific variant of the compact SUV comes with black cosmetic treatments to its exterior and an all-black cabin

The new GT variants feature updates such as smoked headlights, blacked-out alloy wheels, and an all-black interior theme compared to their corresponding regular trims

The top-spec GT Plus variants with additional features have received the biggest price cuts

These new variants of the Taigun feature sportier design elements inside and out, including blacked-out alloy wheels and an all-black interior theme

Apart from updates and launch of new editions, we also witnessed new spy shots of upcoming electric vehicles in India

The special edition could bring a subwoofer and an amplifier to the non-GT variants of the two Volkswagen cars

Apart from two new launches from Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen introduced another special edition, while Skoda took the wraps off its new-generation sedan

Both special edition SUVs get cosmetic and visual enhancements over the variant they are based on, and are available in multiple colour options as well

The limited edition variants are based on the SUV’s top-spec GT variant, which is only available with the larger 1.5-litre turbo-petrol engine

The special edition gets cosmetic upgrades all around and is based on the GT variant