Volkswagen Taigun news

Besides new launches, Kia and Renault announced plenty of new models for the coming years, guess which cars?

A battle within the Taigun line-up to see which mid-spec variant is the more value-for-money offering

The one-above-base Highline variant also brings you a powertrain option over the base-spec Comfortline variant, which improves convenience by a great margin

Two SUVs that are poles apart in almost everything, but are priced similarly. Which one is for you? Find out

Both compact SUVs are great options for enthusiasts bound to family obligations, but which one offers the better overall package?

The Highline Plus adds plenty of necessary features that the Highline variant missed out on

The base variant of the 2026 Taigun covers all the daily-use features, but for a rich package that offers premium feels and convenience, the top-spec variant is the one to pick

Over the lower-spec variants, the Topline gets multiple feature and design upgrades, yet it is offered with a single 1-litre turbo-petrol engine option

Both SUVs offer strong turbo-petrol performance, but the Seltos adds more space and a few key advantages. Does that work in its favour? Find out.

The GT Plus Chrome variant of the Taigun facelift is for the people who want the performance, but without the sporty appearance of the GT Plus Sport

More features, better tech and a new 8-speed automatic transmission are part of the updates for the Taigun

The new Taigun facelift is available in multiple personalities; find out how well-equipped the GT Line variant is and whether it is suited for your needs

With updated styling and features, the Volkswagen Taigun facelift goes head-to-head with the segment's strongest contender, the Hyundai Creta

If the top-spec variants feel too expensive, the Highline could be the sweet spot you’re looking for

Alongside two new editions and a world record, it was Volkswagen’s new compact SUV contender that stole all the limelight