Volkswagen Tiguan Fuel Consumption

While the Volkswagen Tiguan may not be as ubiquitous as some of its Japanese competitors like the Honda CR-V or Toyota RAV4, the Tiguan brings with it a level of refinement and driving dynamics that are hard to match at this price point. If you’re on the hunt for a used SUV with the Teutonic feel, you’ll be glad to know that the Tiguan can now be found for as low as RM 54k on our Cars for Sale page. Let’s dive into what makes the Tiguan worth considering. Overview The second-generation Volkswage

Malaysia is getting ready to welcome the all-new, third-generation 2024 Volkswagen Tiguan. Earlier this year in May, Volkswagen Passenger Cars Malaysia (VPCM) dropped a major hint: they’re bringing in a new SUV to fill the gap between the VW Touareg, which sits at RM 470k, and the Tiguan Allspace R-Line at RM 258k. For those doing the math, that leaves quite a bit of financial wiggle room for something special in between. And now, it seems like that “something” is the 2024 Tiguan. VPCM’s Managin

Volkswagen Passenger Cars Malaysia (VPCM) has confirmed that its next-generation range of models will be electrified, focusing on mild-hybrids (MHEVs) first. Speaking on the matter at a recent media event in Kuantan, Denyu Bostandzhiev, Managing Director VPCM said: "No doubt the next-generation cars will be definitely mild-hybrids. Generally the technology in the group will be mildly electrified; this direction of course we will follow. I can assure you electrification is coming, we are now unde

At a recent event in Kuantan, Pahang, Volkswagen Passenger Cars Malaysia (VPCM) has confirmed that the company is keen to introduce a new SUV positioned between the VW Touareg and the VW Tiguan Allspace R-Line. The Touareg goes for RM 470k, while the Tiguan Allspace starts from RM 177k for the base Life variant. The RM 258k Tiguan Allspace R-Line closes the gap a bit, but there's still quite a price difference. Answering whether VPCM plans to fill this gap, Denyu Bostandzhiev, Managing Director

The fact that Volkswagen has sold close to 7.5 million units of the Volkswagen Tiguan in just 2 generations since 2007 is testament to its utility and Wolfsburg will be hoping to sell just as many with the new 2024 Volkswagen Tiguan that’s just dropped in. Volkswagen says it “is currently the most successful VW model worldwide.” Who are we to argue? To be fair, the current Tiguan was starting to look a little long in the tooth. This new one has been redesigned and looks very modernised. Up front

The second-generation Volkswagen Tiguan has been on sale since 2016 and after 7 years, an all-new third generation of Volkswagen’s popular SUV model has just been officially previewed. Built on an enhanced MQB evo platform, the all-new Tiguan will be offered with 4 powerplants, namely turbodiesel (TDI), turbocharged petrol (TSI), mild-hybrid turbo petrol (eTSI), and for the first time ever, a plug-in hybrid (PHEV) system called eHybrid. No technical details on these powertrains have been announc