Volkswagen Touareg Facelift!

by AllAutoExperts    |  17 April, 2014

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The biggest SUV brand in Wolfsburg, Volkswagen Touareg received a facelift. Among the key features of the Touareg, a facelift is including the bi-xenon headlights as standard new aesthetic features, a more generous range of colors, materials and alloy wheels, and more.

The Volkswagen Touareg has applied for the aerodynamic improvements and the introduction of tires with low rolling resistance to reduce fuel consumption. The standard suspension has been enhanced and the air suspension enables ground clearance and higher running on uneven ground, it goes up to 30 centimeters.

In the terms of technology, the Touareg facelift has cruise control with automatic braking and depending on stop-and-go, which means that the model is able to stop when the car in front stops and starts again and speed up the preset speed when the column was put back in motion. The Touareg facelift has more orders illuminated on board with us for illumination solutions.

The engines offered in the Touareg range in Europe are diesel engines with six eight-cylinder TDI V. The smallest is a 3.0-liter V6 that provides 204 horsepower. The next version provides 258 hp TDI and V8 TDI flagship that delivers 340 hp. In markets such as Asia, Russia, and the US, the Touareg is offered with petrol engines, the engines as TSI TSI V6 and V8 which provides 360 horsepower.

The German SUV can be ordered in a hybrid version with a 333 hp TDI V6, accompanied by a 52 hp electric motor. Together, the two units form a hybrid system that delivers 380 hp and 580 Nm, announcing the combined consumption of 8.2 liters per 100 km. All the versions of the Touareg V6 TDI facelift comply with Euro 6 and are equipped as standard with an automatic post-collision braking, designed to prevent accidents in the chain if the driver does not get to stop the car after the first impact.

The restyled version debuted at the Beijing Motor Show and will be launched on the European market this summer.

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