Volkswagen Taigun news

While the engine makes a big difference, the gearbox is what seals the deal

With strong German credentials and capable motors, the Taigun continues to be a benchmark in its segment when you consider the driving aspect

By introducing a new compact SUV, Volkswagen aims to make German engineering more accessible!

Why compromise on mileage or performance when the Volkswagen Taigun gives you both?

Want the best balance between power and efficiency? TSI is the way to go.

Every SUV claims to be safe, but only a few have the structural pedigree to actually prove it.

A longer features list looks good on paper. What the Taigun offers is the kind of quality you actually feel from behind the wheel.

The Kia Seltos and Volkswagen Taigun represent two polar ends of design treatment in the compact SUV segment

For the calculations, we have considered the top-spec variant of the Volkswagen Taigun facelift, called the GT Plus Sport

The Taigun facelift remains one of the most desirable options in the segment, especially if you are an enthusiast

The Taigun is being offered with a wide range of trims to cater to all kinds of buyers

Given that both the Skoda and Volkswagen compact SUVs were refreshed recently, we compare which of the two stands out, at least on paper

One focuses on performance-oriented engine options, while the other brings more features. Which one suits you better? Let’s find out

The new Taigun is the driver’s car at its core, so we’d recommend that you shouldn’t scratch your head over its feature sheet

The Taigun focuses on driving fun and solid German engineering, while the Hyryder stands out with hybrid efficiency and everyday practicality