Planning to Buy Volkswagen Taigun in December 2025? Check Out its Key Highlights

The Taigun comes with projector LED headlamps and halogen fog lamps. The throw of the headlamps is good and illuminates the road quite well at night. 

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The Taigun has a length of 4,221mm and a wheelbase of 2,651mm, resulting in a good amount of space in the rear seats. It runs on 17-inch alloy wheels, which offer good ride quality. 

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The Taigun runs on 17-inch alloy wheels and has a red-disc brake calliper on the GT Line variant. The brakes have sure-footed stopping, and the ride quality is well-balanced. 

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The boot space of the Volkswagen Taigun is big enough, and it can easily accommodate one large suitcase, a medium suitcase, and multiple cabin-size bags. 

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The interiors of the Volkswagen Taigun 1.5 GT have red colour ambient lighting, giving it a sporty aesthetic, and there are plenty of hard plastics on different parts. 

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We drove the 1.5L TSI EVO engine, paired with a 7-speed DSG gearbox. The performance from the engine was punchy, and it has a thumpy exhaust upon cold start. 

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To improve the fuel efficiency, it comes with cylinder-deactivation technology, indicated by ECO in the instrument cluster, wherein it shuts two cylinders and helps to enhance the fuel efficiency. 

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It comes with a 10.1-inch infotainment screen, touch-controls for the automatic climate control. The touch controls are quite sensitive and requires your attention while driving. 

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The rear seat space in the Taigun is decent. It has comfortable seating, and there are USB Type-C charging ports as well to charge your phones. 

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The price of the Volkswagen Taigun starts at ₹13.35 lakh (on-road, Noida) for the base variant. However, it is expected to get updated in 2026. 

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