The Volkswagen Tiguan specifications describe a larger, more premium SUV than its Indian rivals. It measures 4539 mm long on a 2680 mm wheelbase, the longest here among VW's range. Seating is for five, with room to spare. The body is 1859 mm wide and 1656 mm tall, giving a commanding stance.
At the heart is a 2.0 litre TSI petrol of 1984 cc. It produces 204 PS and 320 Nm through a seven speed DSG. It is the most powerful engine in this VW trio. The 4MOTION system splits drive between the axles for grip. This is the only powertrain offered on the R-Line.
Fuel efficiency is rated at 12.58 kmpl, modest but expected for a powerful all wheel drive petrol. Real figures depend heavily on how hard you drive. City driving and air conditioning pull the number down. See the Tiguan mileage detail for the official number in context.
Practical numbers are strong across the board. The boot holds 652 litres, and the 60 litre tank supports long trips. Wide door openings make loading child seats easy. Ground clearance sits at 176 mm, suited to city and light rough roads. Browse the Tiguan colour range to picture your car.
Being the R-Line, the Tiguan carries a full equipment list as standard. Expect adaptive dampers, a large digital cockpit and a premium sound setup. Safety kit spans multiple airbags and driver aids. The digital cockpit and head up display keep key information in the driver's line of sight. Read together, the specifications mark it as a genuine imported flagship SUV.
