Volkswagen's quadrangular appearance has been the traditional traits for Tiguan, that has been the case UNTIL NOW. One British magazine reports that the next generation of Tiguan will transform its used-to-be hardwired appearance to a more oomph look. More importantly, the revised version won't lose any of its practicality despite of being a cross-coupe, especially from the aspect of storage capacity.

From the rendering, the new Tiguan will have a “radical new look”. The new car's front air grille is expected to be more distinctive, and the headlights will adopt the diamond-cut design. The lower intake under the front face of the new model will be designed in segmentation, which is still full of radical cells.

The rear lamp group will be redesigned with silver chrome run through it. The chrome design on the rear bumper will be enlarged, and on top of that also fit on a two-sided chrome single exhaust pipes design.

According to reports from overseas automotive media, the new model will continue to use the Volkswagen MQB platform, and bring in hybrid tech to upgrade its power system. A plug-in hybrid electric variant is on the market's wishlist.