2025 Volkswagen Tiguan Review: Design, Features, and Performance
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In this episode of The Fast Lane Car, we dive into the all-new 2025 Volkswagen Tiguan, a car that could potentially turn the tide for the struggling German automaker. Sporting a striking avocado green pearl color, the Tiguan rides on the MQB Evo platform, exuding a larger and more robust design compared to its predecessor. The front end is adorned with a bold grill, LED headlights, and an elegant illuminated Volkswagen logo, adding a touch of sophistication to this compact crossover.
Moving inside, the Tiguan impresses with its spacious and luxurious interior, featuring premium brown finishes, hexagon quilts, and white stitching that exude a high-end feel. The back seat offers ample headroom, heated seats, and climate control zones, ensuring a comfortable ride for passengers of all sizes. The cockpit is dominated by a sizable 15-inch screen with colorful icons, though some functionalities like climate control may leave users wanting for more intuitive controls.
Under the hood, the Tiguan offers a range of driving modes, from sport to off-road, catering to various driving preferences. The car also boasts luxury features such as massage settings for both driver and passenger, as well as customizable ambient lighting options that add a touch of flair to the interior. Despite some minor concerns about potential wear and tear on the piano black key design, the Tiguan presents itself as a strong contender in the competitive compact crossover segment, offering a blend of style, comfort, and performance that may just win over discerning buyers.
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Some users discuss the power upgrade and design of the new Tiguan, with positive comments on its performance and appearance.
A user mentions the availability of the Tiguan as a PHEV and its popularity in Europe.
Comments on the practicality and fuel efficiency of the Tiguan, with one user sharing their personal experience with the vehicle.
Suggestions for a collaboration between Ford and VW to create an affordable van for large families.
Concerns about the reliance on screens for controls in the Tiguan's interior.
Comparisons to other vehicles like the Jeep Compass and older Tiguan models.
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