The crossover war rages on and VW still has a lot of ground to cover. However, the simple yet effective design language seems to be getting the job done. Quite handsome, but then you check out Nissan's Juke and it's game over! Tiguan has long been one of the most popular Volkswagens in the world. Its highest volume markets: all of Europe, Russia, USA, China, Brazil and Australia. In Germany, its average market share in the segment of compact SUVs grew to about 21 percent in the year 2010, and across Europe it was twelve percent. Globally, a total of 572,000 Tiguans have been delivered since it was first launched in autumn 2007. The Touareg’s smaller brother is now poised to continue this success story with a new look and advanced technologies.
In fact,It is a Chinese version. This face lift model has been sold in China for three years.However,there is no LED lights in Chinese version, With a new base price of 24,175 euros in Germany as a Trend & Fun version with 1.4 TSI (90 kW / 122 PS) engine, the price remains the same despite numerous improvements
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