The Tiguan Allspace

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Contents
Introduction 3
Summary 6
Market information 7
MQB 9
Engines, transmissions and running gear 10
Interior design 13
Exterior design 16
Driver assistance systems 17
Infotainment systems 20
Digital instruments 21
Connectivity 22
Technical data 23
Prices 27
Equipment 28
Servicing and warranty 32

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Introduction
Volkswagen’s new Tiguan Allspace is based on the successful Tiguan sport utility vehicle.
The key differences between the two models are the Tiguan Allspace’s greater overall
length and extended wheelbase, which together offer enough space to significantly
increase the boot capacity and even include a third row of occasional seats.
Like the ‘classic’ Tiguan, the new Tiguan Allspace is built on Volkswagen’s MQB
(Modularer Querbaukasten) architecture. The versatility of this platform is once again
showcased by the ability of the new car to maintain the engaging driving characteristics
of the regular model yet also provide more space and flexibility.
In keeping with its name, the Tiguan Allspace has a wheelbase that’s 109 mm longer than
the Tiguan. It increases from 2,681 mm to 2,787 mm. This leads to a total length of 4,071
mm, which is an increase of 215 mm over the Tiguan. The resulting interior volume gives
plenty of room for more luggage and a third row of seats. This row is ideally suited to
people up to five feet two inches tall and, in the UK, it is included as standard.
2016 to the end of December 2017, more than 40,000 second generation Tiguans were
sold in the UK. In total, since the original Tiguan was launched in February 2008, more
than 140,000 have found homes in the UK.
Versatility is integral to the new Tiguan Allspace’s appeal. More luggage space is
available when the third row of seats is folded and the capacity increases further when
the middle row is also folded down. Five adults, and their luggage, can fit comfortably
in the car. Indeed with five seats occupied in the first two rows, there is up to 700 litres
of luggage space (Tiguan: 615 litres). With the middle and rear rows of seats folded
the luggage space increases to a total of 1,775 litres, which means items such as
surfboards can be loaded into the rear of the car with ease. With all
seven seats in place, the boot still measures 230 litres.

Therefore the Tiguan Allspace sits above the regular Tiguan as a separate vehicle in
the comprehensive Volkswagen range. In extending its line-up of vehicles still further,
Volkswagen expects to attract new customers to the brand. From its launch in June

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To make access to that luggage space as easy as possible, the tailgate opens
electrically via either a button on the keyfob or by waving a foot under the car,
depending on the vehicle trim.

In addition to creating a spacious interior for the Tiguan Allspace, Volkswagen

designers have reworked the styling of the car so that the larger proportions retain
the sculpted exterior of its smaller sibling. It features a sweeping front end and a
unique silhouette, with a new roof design. The dramatic appearance echoes the larger
Atlas SUV, sold in the American market.

Volkswagen’s advanced petrol and diesel engines power the Tiguan Allspace. The
line-up comprises five turbocharged engines, two petrol and three diesel. The petrol
options include the 1.4-litre TSI 150 PS unit with Active Cylinder Technology (ACT).
This means that two of the four cylinders shut down when the Tiguan Allspace is
cruising, to further enhance fuel economy. This engine is available in front-wheel drive
configuration only, with a choice of a six-speed manual or a seven-speed DSG gearbox.

The second petrol engine is mated to Volkswagen’s high-tech 4MOTION four-wheel

drive system. The 2.0-litre TSI unit has an output of 180 PS. Drive comes exclusively via
a seven-speed DSG automatic gearbox.

Each diesel engine is a 2.0-litre TDI unit. All have Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR),
which means they feature the AdBlue engine additive. The 150 PS option is particularly
versatile, and is offered in front-wheel or 4MOTION four-wheel drive options and, in
both cases, with a six-speed manual or a seven-speed DSG gearbox.

Greater power is provided by the 190 PS unit, which is only available with 4MOTION
four-wheel drive and a seven-speed DSG gearbox. The most powerful Tiguan Allspace
engine is the 2.0-litre TDI with an output of 240 PS; this is also equipped with a
4MOTION four-wheel drive system and a seven-speed DSG gearbox. In terms of the
sales split between 4MOTION and two-wheel drive, the ratio is very close to 1:1 in the
regular Tiguan and this is expected to be the same in the Tiguan Allspace.

Three high-spec trim levels comprise the Tiguan Allspace range – SE Navigation, SEL
and R-Line. This is in contrast to the regular Tiguan, which begins with the familiar S
and SE trims. For the Tiguan Allspace it’s SE Navigation that marks the entry point.

The top selling model is predicted to be the SE Nav with the 2.0-litre 150 PS TDI engine
and six-speed manual gearbox.

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Every Tiguan Allspace is equipped with three rows of seats and an electric tailgate. All
feature Volkswagen’s Discover Navigation infotainment system that comprises an 8.0-inch
colour touchscreen and a variety of navigation options. Also included is DAB digital radio, a
CD player, a Bluetooth phone connection for two devices and two USB connections.

Safety systems feature strongly in the Tiguan Allspace range, with Electronic Stability
Control, ASR (Traction Control) and Lane Assist standard on every model. Adaptive Cruise
Control (ACC), also standard, takes the strain out of longer journeys by tracking the car
ahead and automatically accelerating and braking the Tiguan Allspace to maintain a safe
gap. It works in conjunction with the standard Front Assist system, which uses radar to
give the driver a visual and audible early warning if a potential collision is detected and
then primes the brakes in preparation for an emergency stop.

SEL and R-Line trims have Active Info Display as standard, which is a 12.3-inch high
resolution TFT display screen in the instrument binnacle. This is customisable and
can show the driver a range of information about the car including fuel usage and
consumption, navigation instruction, a rolling map and the classic speed and gear display.

Continuing with SEL and R-Line, these models have a panoramic sunroof that is
complemented by LED ambient lighting. LEDs feature on the exterior, too, with LED
headlights and LED daytime running lights. These include Dynamic Light Assist, which
uses a masking function to allow the main beam to be left on continuously without
dazzling oncoming traffic. Dynamic Curve Lighting also features. It improves vision by
turning the side lights in the direction of the steering wheel.

Tiguan Allspace SELs with the 2.0-litre BiTDI 240 PS diesel engine are equipped with
Dynamic Chassis Control, which offers the driver a choice of three suspension settings
ranging from Sport to Comfort and Normal.

R-Line specification adds a sporty edge to the styling of the Tiguan Allspace. The 19-inch
‘Victoria’ alloy wheels that feature on the SEL trim are swapped for 20-inch ‘Suzuka’
wheels. Sports suspension lowers the ride height by approx. 15 mm, unless the optional
Dynamic Chassis Control is fitted.

Alongside the 20-inch wheels is the R-Line styling pack, which adds a rear roof spoiler
and a ‘Piano Black’ front air intake and rear diffuser. The front and rear bumpers are
unique to the R-Line trim, as are the body-coloured side skirts with chrome trim. On the
inside the rooflining is black and the front seats are trimmed with ‘Race’ cloth and ‘San
Remo’ microfibre, plus an R-Line logo.
* Fuel consumption and CO₂ figures are obtained under standardised EU test conditions (Directive 93/116/EEC). This allows a direct
comparison between different manufacturer models but may not represent the actual fuel consumption achieved in ‘real world’
The new Tiguan Allspace joined the Volkswagen range in the UK on 3 January 2018. driving conditions. More information is available on the Volkswagen website at www.volkswagen.co.uk and at www.dft.gov.uk/vca

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Summary
• New Tiguan Allspace offers more room for luggage, and passengers, than ever • Cutting-edge technology and connectivity mean, in this case, the option of
before in a Volkswagen SUV of this class, with up to seven seats and as much as Volkswagen’s Active Info Display (fully digital instruments) and a Head-up Display.
700 litres of load space (third row folded flat, luggage to seat-back height) or A variety of latest generation MEB infotainment systems are also available,
1,775 litres (middle and third row seats all folded flat) including the Discover Navigation Pro system which offers, as standard,
Gesture Control
• Unique design features include lengthened rear doors, while the bonnet has also
been raised at the front above the radiator grille to adapt the proportions to the • Depending on the infotainment system fitted, the Car-Net ‘Security and Service’
longer overall length. A unique, defining line accentuates the side window design online services and Car Net ‘Guide and Inform’ online information functions are
that rises behind the C-pillar. The roof has also been redesigned: striking structural also included. The standard App Connect function connects the infotainment
lines are being used for the first time instead of a smooth roof surface system with all popular smartphones via MirrorLink™ (Android), CarPlay™ (Apple)
and Android Auto™ (Google)
• Just like the ‘classic’ Tiguan, the Tiguan Allspace is also available in on-road and
off-road versions. The latter combines an ‘off-road package’ together with special • Gearbox options include six-speed manual, or seven-speed DSG units
engine underbody protection that extends to the bumper. The off-road front • UK market information: Tiguan is the third best-selling car in the Volkswagen range in
section improves the vehicle’s ramp angle by seven degrees the UK,UK,
in the with sales
with of of
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• The petrol line-up includes the use of the proven 1.4 TSI petrol (150 PS) with was badged Tiguan
ACT Active Cylinder Technology to deliver cylinder deactivation, and a 2.0 TSI • The ‘A SUV’ segment, in which Tiguan Allspace sits, grew by more than 22% in
with 180 PS 2016 v 2015
• New Tiguan Allspace of course also remains capable of off-road driving, with a • Best-seller in the new range in the UK is likely to be the SE Nav 2.0 TDI 150 PS
rugged 4MOTION all-wheel drive system that includes premium class technology 6-speed manual 4MOTION
for use on and off paved surfaces
• The fleet/retail split is anticipated to be approximately 45 % fleet/55 % retail
• The five-door Tiguan Allspace is offered in the same trim levels as Tiguan,
but with a higher entry level point. The Tiguan Allspace range begins with the • New Tiguan Allspace opened for order in January 2018, with first deliveries
SE Nav models beginning in the same month

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Market information
Volkswagen is launching the Tiguan Allspace into the North American, Chinese
and European markets.
It fits into the ‘A SUV’ segment, which is one of the fastest growing sectors in the
international market for new cars. Comparing 2016 to 2015, it grew by 22%.
In the United Kingdom the first generation of Tiguan sold more in its final full year on
sale than in any of the previous seven years, and in total more than 100,000 of the
models have been sold here. The second generation Tiguan went on sale in the UK
in April 2016 and the model continues to be one of Volkswagen’s three pillars in the
UK market, with 29,121 sold from January to December 2017. That compares with
around 47,800 Polos and 77,200 Golfs (all versions) in the same time period.
The Tiguan Allspace is one part of a concerted SUV strategy that Volkswagen is
deploying around the world. This will result in the brand producing a range of up to
six SUVs worldwide.
The largest is called the Atlas in North America and is named Teramont in the
Middle East and China. It went on sale in those markets in 2017.
Here, the largest Volkswagen SUV is the Touareg. The new Volkswagen Tiguan
Allspace fits into the line-up between the Touareg and the ‘classic’ Tiguan. While
it is based on the Tiguan, the Tiguan Allspace differs in that it is longer and has
space for three rows of seats.
Volkswagen has also recently launched the all-new T-Roc compact SUV, which
sits below the Tiguan. This model blends the dominance of an SUV with the
dynamism of a compact hatchback.
Later this year Volkswagen will launch the all-new Touareg. And a further
addition to Volkswagen’s comprehensive SUV range wil come in the form of
the T-Cross, shown in concept form as the T-Cross Breeze at the 2016 Geneva
motor show. This broadly Polo-sized model will sit below T-Roc in the brand’s
SUV line-up.
Looking further ahead, the I.D. CROZZ all-electric SUV was unveiled at the
Geneva motor show in 2017 and was updated for the Frankfurt motor show,
also in 2017. It sits on Volkswagen’s all-new all-electric MEB (Modular Electric
Drive Kit) platform.
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Volkswagen’s SUV line-up: lengths and wheelbases

Length (mm) Wheelbase (mm)

Atlas/Teramont (US/China) 5,037 2,979
Touareg 4,801 2,893
Tiguan Allspace 4,701 2,787
Tiguan 4,486 2,681
T-Roc 4,234 2,590
T-Cross Breeze¹ 4,133 2,565
¹concept car

Production
Around 415,000 vehicles were built at Volkswagen de México’s Puebla plant in
2016. Located 75 miles south east of Mexico City, the factory builds the Beetle
and Beetle Cabriolet, as well as some variants of the Golf and Jetta. From the
middle of 2017 it also became the home of Tiguan Allspace production.
Like the Beetle, every Tiguan Allspace is built in this one facility for export
around the world.

Volkswagen’s Puebla plant is the largest vehicle manufacturing facility in Mexico

and within its 3,000,000 square metre area there are 550,000 square metres of
buildings. Like all Volkswagen factories, it is included in the company’s ‘Think Blue.
Factory.’ initiative.

The aim of this worldwide programme is to reduce the environmental

impact of vehicle production. Specifically, this means reducing energy and
water consumption, and reducing waste and emissions that result from the
manufacturing process. Ultimately, Volkswagen intends all its plants to be 25 per
cent more environmentally compatible in 2018 when compared to 2010.

History
Volkswagen de México was founded in 1964 and as of January 2017 it had 14,600
employees. As well as the Puebla plant there is the Silao engine manufacturing
facility that opened in January 2013 and was the Volkswagen Group’s 100th
plant. In 2016 it produced 327,000 engines, some of which were exported to
the Chattanooga plant in the USA. In 2016 the Volkswagen Group sold 247,000
vehicles in Mexico.

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MQB platform
As with a growing number of Volkswagen brand and Group models, the new Tiguan
Allspace uses as its base the Volkswagen Group’s MQB (Modularer Querbaukasten)
platform or, as an English translation, Modular Transverse Matrix.
The introduction of the MQB strategy with the arrival of Golf MkVII in 2012
represented a turning point in the design and production of future automobiles with
transverse-mounted engines as it standardised many vehicle component parameters
– across brands and vehicle classes – and at the same time, it offered access to new
technologies.
The MQB currently extends from the A0 to the B segment. At the Volkswagen brand,
for example, it covers the following models: Polo, Golf, Touran, Tiguan, Tiguan Allspace,
Passat, and, in North America and China, the Atlas/Teramont large SUV.
Thus all of these models could theoretically be produced on the same assembly line –
despite their different wheelbases and track widths. It is also possible to produce MQB
models of different brands together on the same line.
One of the prominent characteristics of the Modular Transverse Matrix is the uniform
mounting position of all engines. Two systems integrated in the MQB strategy which
play a key role here are the modular petrol (MOB) and diesel (MDB) engine systems.
By introducing these engine series, the number of engine and gearbox variants offered
by the Group has been reduced by around 90%, without restricting choice. In addition
to standardising conventional internal combustion engines, the MQB also enables
an identical mounting position for all current alternative drive concepts without
limitations – from natural gas and hybrid versions to pure electric drive.
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Engines, transmissions and running gear

The Tiguan Allspace engine range consists of five units, which can be further tailored (1,500-3,500 rpm) and power is capped at 150 PS (5,000-6,000 rpm). This delivers a
to either front-wheel drive or 4MOTION drivetrains, and in some cases to six-speed 0-62 mph time of 9.5 seconds and a maximum speed of 124 mph (123 mph for DSG-
manual or seven-speed DSG automatic gearboxes. equipped models).

The petrol options consist of two diverse units, beginning with a particularly fuel With a manual gearbox the combined fuel consumption is 46.3 mpg and the CO₂
efficient 1.4-litre 150 PS unit and concluding with a powerful 2.0-litre 180 PS engine. figure is 137 g/km. For the DSG, the combined fuel consumption figure is 43.5 mpg
and CO₂ is 148 g/km.
The diesel units have a greater degree of variation, with a 150 PS engine available with
two- or four-wheel drive and a manual or a DSG automatic gearbox. The diesel range is 2.0 TSI 180 PS
completed with a 190 PS unit and a 240 PS unit. The most powerful petrol engine available for the Tiguan Allspace is offered only
available with 4MOTION four-wheel drive and the seven-speed DSG gearbox.
Overview of engine/gearbox pairings
The engine meets EU6 emissions standards and is a four-cylinder unit with four valves
per cylinder. Torque peaks at 320 Nm (1,500-3,940 rpm) and power tops out at 180 PS
Engine 6-spd man 7-spd DSG Front-wheel 4MOTION
drive in a broad spread between 3,940-6,000 rpm. The zero to 62 mph sprint is completed
in 8.2 seconds and the maximum speed is 129 mph.
1.4 TSI ACT 150 PS Std Option Std
2.0 TSI 180 PS Std Std Combined fuel economy is 36.7 mpg and the CO₂ figure is 175 g/km.
2.0 TDI SCR 150 PS Std Option Std Option
2.0 TDI SCR 190 PS Std Std
2.0 TDI SCR 240 PS Std Std

PETROL (TSI) ENGINES IN DETAIL

1.4 TSI ACT 140 PS

Available with front-wheel drive only, this engine incudes ACT. This is Active Cylinder
Management and describes the process in which two of the four cylinders will shut
down when the Tiguan Allspace is in cruise mode to further enhance fuel efficiency.
The system is designed so that the two cylinders will start up immediately and
imperceptibly as soon as more power is required.

The engine meets the EU6 emissions standards and is a four-cylinder unit with four
valves per cylinder. It’s available exclusively in front-wheel drive with a choice of a
six-speed manual gearbox or a seven-speed DSG gearbox. Torque peaks at 250 Nm

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DIESEL (TDI) ENGINES IN DETAIL The torque peak of 500 Nm is available between 1,750 rpm and 2,500 rpm, and peak
power of 240 PS is offered at 4,000 rpm. These translate into a 0-62 mph time of 6.7
2.0 SCR 150 PS seconds and a maximum speed of 142 mph. The combined fuel economy figure is 43.5
The engine meets EU6 emissions standards and is a four-cylinder unit with four valves mpg and the CO₂ figure is 170 g/km.
per cylinder. It is fitted with a turbocharger and a DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter). It is
also equipped with SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction). This is a method of removing Engine line-up summary
oxides of nitrogen (NOx) by using AdBlue, a water/urea additive. The more economically
the car is driven, the less AdBlue is used. Engine Power Gearbox Drive CO₂*
1.4 TSI ACT 150 PS 6-speed man Front-wheel 137
This engine is particularly versatile and is offered with two-wheel or four-wheel drive
1.4 TSI ACT 150 PS 7-speed DSG Front-wheel 148
and with a six-speed manual or a seven-speed DSG automatic gearbox.
2.0 TSI 180 PS 7-speed DSG 4MOTION 175
In two-wheel drive, manual gearbox configuration the engine offers its 150 PS peak 2.0 TDI SCR 150 PS 6-speed man Front-wheel 131
between 3,500 rpm and 4,000 rpm, and reaches a peak torque figure of 340 Nm from
2.0 TDI SCR 150 PS 7-speed DSG Front-wheel 132
just 1,750 rpm up to 3,000 rpm. The 0-62 mph sprint takes 9.8 seconds and the Tiguan
2.0 TDI SCR 150 PS 6-speed man 4MOTION 150
Allspace will continue to 126 mph. The CO₂ figure on the combined cycle is 131 g/km.
2.0 TDI SCR 150 PS 7-speed DSG 4MOTION 153
Looking at the 4MOTION four-wheel drive, seven-speed DSG configuration, the 2.0 TDI SCR 190 PS 7-speed DSG 4MOTION 153
maximum speed is 123 mph, with a 0-62 mph figure of 9.9 seconds. The power 2.0 TDI SCR 240 PS 7-speed DSG 4MOTION 170
and torque figures are the same as above, while the CO₂ figure on the combined
cycle is 153 g/km.

2.0 SCR 190 PS

Only available with 4MOTION four-wheel drive and a seven-speed DSG gearbox, this
engine meets EU6 emissions standards and is a four-cylinder unit with four valves
per cylinder. It is fitted with a turbocharger, SCR and a DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter).
Torque peaks at 400 Nm (1,900-3,300 rpm) and power hits 190 PS between 3,500 rpm
and 4,000 rpm.

From standstill, the sprint to 62 mph takes 8.6 seconds, while the Tiguan Allspace will
continue to 130 mph. Fuel economy on the combined cycle is 47.9 mpg and the CO₂
figure is 153 g/km.

2.0 SCR 240 PS

The most powerful Tiguan Allspace engine available is equipped with 4MOTION and
a seven-speed DSG gearbox. It meets EU6 emissions standards and is a four-cylinder
unit with four valves per cylinder. It is fitted with a turbocharger, SCR and a DPF (Diesel
Particulate Filter).
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Running gear

All-wheel drive is a key feature for many Tiguan buyers and is expected to be so for
Tiguan Allspace customers. In the UK, 50% of buyers of the regular Tiguan opt for all-
wheel drive. This is expected to be broadly similar in the Tiguan Allspace. The new car
comes with Volkswagen’s highly efficient 4MOTION all-wheel drive system either as an
option or as standard, depending on the engine selected.
Offering great grip on rough roads and in poor weather, 4MOTION constantly monitors
driving conditions and reacts to the slightest wheel slip, delivering optimum traction
via the wheels with the most grip. All this happens in milliseconds, through control
units linked to the car’s dynamic sensors, engine management system and gearbox. At
the heart of the system is an inter-axle differential – a fifth generation Haldex coupling
– which shares power between the front and rear axle, sending it where it’s most
needed. At the same time, the smaller differences in rotational speed when cornering
or manoeuvring have to be balanced to stop torsional stresses in the drive train. The
differential is designed to work with the car’s other active safety systems such as the
anti-lock braking system (ABS) and the electronic stability programme (ESP).
tip gate (+/-); this also facilitates engine braking. In this case “automatic freewheeling”
is deactivated, which is decoupling of the engine to make use of the kinetic energy
when coasting. Traction control (ASR) governs engine speed and simultaneously
manages traction and driving stability. In parallel, the steering system and adaptive
damper control switch over to a suitable driving profile. Electronic Stability Control
(ESC) activates the Off-road characteristic, and the driver assistance systems for hill
ascent and descent come into play. In addition, the dynamic cornering lights open up a
brighter and wider light pattern near the car.
The driving experience is further optimised by the optionally available Adaptive Chassis
Control (DCC). The chassis control system delivers a breadth of choices to suit different
driving styles – very conveniently at the push of a button. Meanwhile, the optional
progressive steering system assures precise and dynamic driving (this is standard on
the Tiguan Allspace R-Line).

The Tiguan Allspace can be ordered with an ‘Off road pack’ pack with a special front
end that provides an approach angle of 24 degrees instead of the usual 16.9 degrees.
The departure angle at the rear is 14.5 degrees for all versions, while the ramp angle is
14.9 degrees. Regardless of whether the vehicle has an on-road or off-road front end
design, the Tiguan Allspace is engineered for very large trailer loads of up to 2,000 kgs
(braked) for front-wheel drive models and 2,500 kgs for 4MOTION models, depending
on exact engine and gearbox specified.

Like the Tiguan, the Tiguan Allspace models with 4MOTION all-wheel drive feature the
high-tech 4MOTION Active Control. This is an intuitively operated rotary/push-button
switch that is located on the centre console and allows the driver to activate one of
four driving modes. When the driver turns the switch to the left one of the two road
profiles, ‘Onroad’ or ‘Snow’, is activated. When the switch is turned to the right, the
driver selects one of the two off-road profiles: ‘Offroad’ (automatic setting of off-road
parameters) or ‘Offroad Individual’ (variable settings). When driving off-road, 4MOTION
Active Control lets drivers switch the assistance systems in seconds with a single
manual operation.

Off-road, the Tiguan Allspace is a confident performer. The electronic accelerator pedal
can be metered precisely and if the 4MOTION is equipped with DSG, the dual clutch
gearbox upshifts later. The driver can avoid mandatory shifts by changing gears via the
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Interior design
The Tiguan Allspace combines versatility, practicality and comfort. When its designers
embarked on meeting these goals, they began by extending the wheelbase. This
directly increased space inside the car – for example the middle row passengers have
an extra 54 mm of knee room – and allowed the addition of the standard third row of
seats. In terms of the total length, the Tiguan Allspace is longer than the ‘classic’ Tiguan
and features a larger rear overhang.

It’s quick and easy to fold the seats flat and open up even more space. With the third
seat row folded flat, where it integrates into the cargo floor, the luggage volume
increases by 85 litres compared to the regular Tiguan model. Tiguan Allspace, like
Tiguan, features a second row rear bench that can slide fore or aft by a total of 180
mm. With this moved to its forward-most position the luggage volume is a formidable
700 litres. Even more impressive: with the middle and the third rows of seats folded
flat luggage volume is increased to 1,775 litres.

Tiguan Allspace Tiguan Difference

Length (mm) 4,701 4,486 +215
Wheelbase (mm) 2,787 2,681 +106
Seat rows 3 2 +1
Passengers 7 5 +2
Luggage space
with seven
passengers, loaded 230 n/a n/a
to seat-back
height (litres)
Luggage space
with five
passengers, loaded 700 615 +85
to seat-back
height (litres)
Luggage volume
with all seats
1,775 1,655 +120
folded flat, loaded
to roof (litres)

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The comfort of the driver and passengers, plus practicality and quality, are key themes
in any Volkswagen interior and this is true of the Tiguan Allspace. The steering wheel
can be moved up and down as well as adjusted for optimum reach, while both the front
seats and the rear bench slide forwards and backwards. The infotainment screen is
placed prominently and angled slightly towards the driver, and the cabin has a variety
of useful storage compartments. This includes substantial front and rear storage
hatches mounted in the centre of the roof.
‘Checker Flag’ decorative inserts add character to the dash in the SE Navigation trim and
this contrasts with the ‘Lasano’ cloth. From the SEL trim the dash inserts are finished in
‘Piano Black’ and the seats are covered in ‘Lounge’ cloth with Art Velours microfleece.
R-Line features a black roof lining as well as ‘Race’ cloth with microfibre
bolsters. Stainless steel pedals and door sill protectors complete the sporty look
in this case.
SEL and R-Line cars feature Volkswagen’s advanced Active Info Display as
standard, which is a 12.3-inch high resolution TFT display screen located in place
of the traditional instrument binnacle. This offers customisable information via
a variety of menus. The satellite navigation map can be switched to this screen,
allowing easy viewing for the driver. Other information that can be displayed
includes fuel consumption, range, journey time, radio station, and much more
besides. Of course, the classic speedo and rev counter can be displayed too.
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In the ‘digital’ view without dials, the driver can personalise the screen with a dominant
display of the current album cover and song information from the media library. Here,
the display of the engaged gear and the precise speed move down to the lower edge of
the screen in large numerals. Alternatively, the entire ‘driving information since start’
can be displayed centrally. Further options in this mode see the telephone display with
contact images and call information, or full-screen navigation, offered. Information
shown constantly, such as trip mileage and outside temperature, always stay in the
same positions.

The ‘digital’ view without dials but with supplemental details sees various other
information elements shown. For example, navigation data, details about the
assistance systems, on-board computer information and the media library can all be
shown via this view. Here the Active Info Display is largely personalised by the driver.

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Exterior design
Volkswagen’s designers concentrated on ensuring the larger proportions of the Structural lines flow over the roof, which is in contrast to the roof of the regular
Tiguan Allspace didn’t detract from the sharp styling that has proven so appealing Tiguan and pays homage to classic SUVs. Underneath the Tiguan Allspace granite grey
to buyers of the ‘classic’ Tiguan. underbody protection is fitted as standard. The overall concept of the vehicle bears
strong similarities to the Atlas model sold in North America (named Teramont in China
To achieve this, the attention shown to the finer design details on the Tiguan and the Middle East).
Allspace is impressive. As an example, the radiator grille is higher in comparison to
the standard Tiguan. The bonnet is more upright at the front, and carries different Available as an option is an ‘off-road pack’ that brings different bumpers to the front
accent lines from front to rear. section of the Tiguan Allspace. This increases the approach angle to 24 degrees and
includes additional underbody protection that reaches to the front bumper.
Most obviously, the rear doors are longer and this fulfils the objective of ensuring
entry to the third row of seats is easy. From this point of the car rearwards,
everything is new when compared to the regular Tiguan. The bodywork follows a
different contour and the side window design features a sharper curve upwards
where it rises directly behind the C-pillar.

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Driver assistance systems

Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)
ACC Adaptive Cruise Control helps to avoid accidents by keeping the car at a safe
distance from the traffic ahead. It is standard on the Tiguan Allspace and works
with the radar-controlled Front Assist traffic monitoring system. The system
helps to make driving easier in slow and stop-go traffic. It means driving is more
relaxed and comfortable on long journeys.

The desired speed limit is set by the driver via a touch of a button and the
Adaptive Cruise Control will then brake and accelerate the car up to that limit. The
safe-distance technology builds on the familiar cruise control system by adding
a radar sensor. It immediately detects traffic slowing ahead and automatically
reduces the Tiguan Allspace’s speed to match. If the car is too close to the vehicle
in front, it will warn the driver in two stages. First with visual and acoustic signals,
and then with a short braking jolt. If necessary, the system will bring the Tiguan
Allspace to a complete stop. Adaptive Cruise Control

It does this with the help of the Front Assist system which primes the brakes if it
senses a collision is likely, shortening the stopping distance when the driver hits
the brake pedal.

Lane Assist
Lane Assist is fitted to every Tiguan Allspace. If it senses the car is drifting out of
its lane it gently counter-steers back on line.

Since many accidents are caused by cars leaving their lanes when the driver’s
concentration falters, this system makes driving safer and easier. The lane-
keeping assistant uses a camera located in the rear-view mirror unit to monitor
the road markings and prevent an unintended deviation. The system only
intervenes if the Tiguan Allspace’s indicators are not activated, so if the driver
wants to change lanes and signals their intention, the intelligent system
recognises this and Lane Assist temporarily switches off.

If the driver lets go of the steering wheel, a visual and audible warning is triggered
and Lane Assist switches off after approximately five seconds. Lane Assist

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Front Assist and City emergency braking

Park Assist
Both of these systems are standard on every Tiguan Allspace. Front Assist monitors
the traffic situation in front of the car, warning the driver if they get too close and even
applying the brakes to help avoid a collision.

Judging the speed and distance of other road users isn’t always easy, so Front Assist
is constantly monitoring the road ahead. It uses radar sensors to measure the distance
and relative speed of other vehicles and provides the driver with an early warning
system. If it detects a potential rear-end collision, Front Assist alerts the driver visually
and audibly, while also preparing the brakes for emergency braking.

The City emergency brake function is active in urban traffic at speeds up to 19 mph. If
the driver doesn’t brake sufficiently, Front Assist boosts the braking pressure to prevent a
collision. And if the driver doesn’t brake at all Front Assist automatically steps in.

Emergency Assist
Emergency Assist offers more safety than ever. If the driver becomes incapacitated for
health reasons the system slows the car down, within system limits, and brings it to a
complete stop, traffic behind permitting. It’s available as an option on Tiguan Allspace
models fitted with a DSG automatic gearbox.
Side Scan
Emergency Assist combines ACC (Adaptive Cruise Control), Side Assist (lane change
system), Lane Assist (lane departure warning) and Park Assist (park assist steering)
into a single system. Once the sensors determine that the driver has not operated the
accelerator, brake pedal or steering wheel over a specified period of time, the system
network implements specifically targeted countermeasures.

The driver is initially warned and “woken” by means of acoustic, optical and haptic
signals (braking jolt). If the driver still does not respond, the Emergency Assist system
activates the hazard warning lights; additionally the Tiguan Allspace initiates slight
steering manoeuvres using Park Assist (electromechanical power steering intervention)
and Lane Assist (camera based lane detection) in order to alert fellow road users to the
hazardous situation.

Side Scan
Optional on all versions of the Tiguan Allspace, Side Scan increases safety and driver
convenience. It’s a radar sensor-controlled warning system for lane changing and
monitoring the blind spot. It works by flashing an orange light in the door mirror if a
vehicle is in the blind spot.

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Area View Trailer Assist

Optionally available across the range, this system features four separate cameras
located in the rear tailgate, door mirrors and radiator grille. Together they provide a
360-degree view around the Tiguan Allspace.

This helps the driver to manoeuvre with confidence in any direction. The driver can
select up to 12 possible views of the vehicle: from the front, rear or side, on either full
or split-screen displayed on the infotainment system. Should the optional Discover
Navigation Pro system be specified, the driver will also gain a bird’s-eye view around
the Tiguan Allspace.

Trailer Assist
The Tiguan Allspace effortlessly tows a trailer or caravan and, depending on the choice
of engine, can tow up to a maximum weight of 2.5 tons. Trailer Assist, which is available
in a package including Park Assist and a rear-view camera, helps the driver reverse
more easily and accurately with a trailer or caravan attached.

An optical display visualises actual and possible steering angles in the instrument
cluster. Reverse steering is automatic, with direction controlled via the mirror
adjustment switch which acts as a joystick, while the driver controls the pedals and
keeps a good look-out. The feature, optional on all models, is available in conjunction
with the optional swivelling towbar.

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Infotainment systems
The Tiguan Allspace comes with the Discover Navigation infotainment system as
standard equipment. It is part of the latest generation of Modular Infotainment
Matrix (MIB) devices.

Discover Navigation
With its clear glass surface and integrated eight-inch colour display (800 x 400
resolution, 20.3 cm screen diagonal), the design of the Discover Navigation system is
reminiscent of a tablet. In addition to two rotary/push-button controls, the system has
eight function buttons.

The sound of the infotainment system (4 x 20 watts) is output over eight loudspeakers.
Along with SD card and Aux-In interfaces, it offers a USB port (also compatible with
Apple), a Bluetooth connection for mobile phones and a CD drive which is of course
MP3-compatible.

The GPS-based navigation system includes software updates at no charge for three
years. In addition, this includes a licence for Car-Net ‘Guide and Inform’ services which
is also free-of-charge for three years.

The ‘Security and Service Plus’ package (three-year service term) is available as an
option from SEL spec, which includes the eCall system for calling the emergency
services (10-year subscription).
The latest MIB systems are tailored in both appearance and functionality to work with
the Tiguan Allspace’s optional 12.3-inch Active Info Display (standard from SEL), giving
rise to a fully digital world of displays and controls.
The range of equipment offered with the Discover Navigation Pro system also
includes an amplifier with 4 x 20 watts of output power, a DVD drive, a USB port
(Apple compatible), two SD card slots, Aux-In, an SSD drive with 64 GB of storage, a
full range of music playback options, a movie player, jukebox and a podcast player
as well, of course, as navigation. Options include a wireless smartphone charging
facility, depending on handset compatibility.

Discover Navigation Pro
Optionally, Tiguan Allspace buyers can choose the Discover Navigation Pro system.
Equipped with Gesture Control and an impressive, glass covered 9.2-inch display (1,280
x 640 pixels, 23.4 cm screen diagonal), this unit sees all control inputs made via the
touchscreen and five capacitive touch controls along its left border.
The driver can customise the appearance of the home screen. Always arranged in
a large field on the left side of the display is the navigation function; on the right,
two smaller fields are available, one above the other. Functions can be custom-
assigned to these two interactive display panels to create a multiple information
display.

Pressing the “Home” button takes the user back to the home screen from any submenu The system features Gesture Control, touch functions and voice control. The unit is
in a fraction of a second. Updates for the navigation software and a licence for ‘Guide also equipped with a proximity sensor that makes other menu items appear on the
and Inform’ are also integrated here. display when a hand approaches the screen.
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Digital instruments
Active Info Display
Standard on SEL and R-Line is Active Info Display. Here, the instruments are displayed
virtually via software on the 12.3-inch Active Info Display. Its 1,440 x 540 pixel
resolution enables precise and sophisticated rendering of details.
There are five different information profiles, in which the kind of information and
graphics displayed changes in certain areas. The driver can select from ‘Classic’,
‘Consumption & Range’, ‘Efficiency’, ‘Performance & Driver Assistance’ or ‘Navigation’,
and the interactive elements of the Active Info Display are illustrated well by the
Navigation profile in which the speedometer and rev counter are relocated to the sides
to make more room for the navigation map in the middle.
Information on driving, navigation and assistance functions can also be integrated
into the speedometer and rev counter graphics as necessary. Data such as telephone
contact images and CD covers can also be displayed in the Active Info Display.
Head-up display
The optional head-up display projects key information such as vehicle speed or
navigation pictograms directly into the driver’s primary field of vision.
Thanks to this drivers can keep their eyes on the road while looking at key data, such
as vehicle speed. Using the infotainment system menu the driver can decide which
information they would like to view: current speed, speed limit, navigation instructions,
information from the assistance systems and/or warnings.
The head-up display in the Tiguan Allspace is a ‘combined solution’ in that the data is
projected onto an extendable glass panel in front of the windscreen. When it is not
being used the display panel is protected by being lowered into the dashboard, and the
opening has a flush fit.
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Connectivity via apps and online services

App Connect
The latest generation Modular Infotainment Matrix allows simple connection between
the Tiguan Allspace and today’s Apple and Android smartphones via App Connect.
Along with MirrorLink™ (Android), App Connect now also integrates Apple CarPlay™
and Android Auto™ (Google) into the infotainment systems.

Car-Net ‘Security and Service’

Volkswagen offers the ‘Security and Service’ package as standard on the Tiguan
Allspace SEL and R-Line. It gives the driver access to real-time help in a wide range of
situations. Highlights include features such as ‘Emergency Service’, ‘Automatic accident
reporting’, ‘Roadside service’ and ‘Service scheduling’ (scheduling routine maintenance
with the service garage).

In addition, the Car-Net app or Car-Net portal can be used to access various vehicle
status data such as fuel level and parking position, as well as activate certain functions.
For instance, the optional auxiliary heater can be started remotely.

Car-Net ‘Guide and Inform’

Various online services can be accessed using ‘Guide and Inform’, which is included in
every Tiguan Allspace. It includes a range of services for the Discover Navigation system
and an extended range for the Discover Navigation Pro system.

Services available for Discover Navigation include ‘Online POI Search’, ‘Online
Destination Import’, ‘Route Import’, ‘Fuel Info’ (location and price), ‘News’, ‘Parking Info’
(location and price), ‘Weather’, and ‘Online Traffic Information’.

The Discover Navigation Pro system also includes voice-activated ‘Online POI Search’,
‘Online Map Update’ and ‘Online Grace Note’ which can be used to load album cover
information into the vehicle.

Climate Control
A new ‘3Zone’ automatic climate control system is fitted as standard in the Tiguan
Allspace. It allows the rear passengers, front passenger and driver to adjust the
temperature and fan speed of their own area of the car.

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Technical specification.
SE Navigation , SE Navigation, SE Navigation, SE Navigation,
SE Navigation SEL , R-Line* SEL, R-Line* SEL, R-Line* SEL, R-Line* SEL, R-Line* SEL, R-Line*
1.4 ltr TSI ACT 150 PS 1.4 ltr TSI ACT 150 PS 2.0 ltr TSI 180 PS 2.0 ltr TDI SCR 150 PS 2.0 ltr TDI SCR 150 PS 2.0 ltr TDI SCR 190 PS 2.0 ltr BiTDI SCR 240 PS
2WD 2WD 4MOTION 2WD 4MOTION 4MOTION 4MOTION
Engine
Engine type 4 cylinder petrol 4 cylinder petrol 4 cylinder petrol 4 cylinder diesel 4 cylinder diesel 4 cylinder diesel 4 cylinder diesel
Cubic capacity, ltrs/cc 1.4/1395 1.4/1395 2.0/1984 2.0/1968 2.0/1968 2.0/1968 2.0/1968
Max. output, PS (01)/kW 150/110 150/110 180/132 150/110 150/110 190/140 240/176
at rpm 5000-6000 5000-6000 3940-6000 3500-4000 3500-4000 3500-4000 4000
Max. torque, lbs.ft/Nm 185/250 185/250 236/320 251/340 251/340 295/400 369/500
at rpm 1500-3500 1500-3500 1500-3940 1750-3000 1750-3000 1900-3300 1750-2500
Gearbox 6-spd manual – – 6-spd manual 6-spd manual – –
– 6-spd auto DSG 7-spd auto DSG 7-spd auto DSG 7-spd auto DSG 7-spd auto DSG 7-spd auto DSG

Weights, kgs
Manual gearbox:
Unladen weight (02) 1610 – – 1700 1775 – –
Gross vehicle weight 2210 – – 2290 2360 – –
Payload (02) 605 – – 595 640 – –
Axle load limit: Front TBA – TBA TBA – –
–
Rear TBA – TBA TBA – –
Automatic DSG gearbox:
Unladen weight (02) – 1630 1775 1735 1815 1845 1920
Gross vehicle weight – 2230 2360 2320 2360 2420 2430
Payload (02) – 785 640 590 620 610 605
Axle load limit: Front – TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
Rear – TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA

Trailer load limits, kgs (03)

Braked 12% incline:
Manual gearbox 1800 – – 2000 2400 – –
Automatic DSG gearbox – 1800 2400 2000 2400 2400 2500
Unbraked:
Manual gearbox 750 – – 750 750 – –
Automatic DSG gearbox – 750 750 750 750 750 750
Towbar load limit TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
Max. roof load TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
* R-Line models will be available to order in March 2018. For full details, please contact your authorised Volkswagen retailer.

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SE Navigation , SE Navigation, SE Navigation, SE Navigation,
SE Navigation SEL , R-Line* SEL, R-Line* SEL, R-Line* SEL, R-Line* SEL, R-Line* SEL, R-Line*
1.4 ltr TSI ACT 150 PS 1.4 ltr TSI ACT 150 PS 2.0 ltr TSI 180 PS 2.0 ltr TDI SCR 150 PS 2.0 ltr TDI SCR 150 PS 2.0 ltr TDI SCR 190 PS 2.0 ltr BiTDI SCR 240 PS
2WD 2WD 4MOTION 2WD 4MOTION 4MOTION 4MOTION
Performance
Top speed, mph (km/h),
where the law permits
Manual gearbox 124 (199) – – 126 (202) 124 (200) – –
Automatic DSG gearbox – 123 (197) 129 (208) 124 (200) 123 (197) 130 (209) 142 (228)
Acceleration, secs 0 – 62mph
Manual gearbox 9.5 – – 9.8 9.9 – –
Automatic DSG gearbox – 9.5 8.2 9.8 9.9 8.6 6.7
ABI insurance group, 1 - 50 16E 16E, 17E, TBA 22E, TBA 17E, 18E, TBA 17E, 18E, TBA 22E, 23E, TBA 29E, TBA

Environmental information
Fuel grade, minimum Unleaded, 95 RON Unleaded, 95 RON Unleaded, 95 RON Diesel (04) Diesel (04) Diesel (04) Diesel (04)
Fuel tank capacity, galls/ltrs (05) 12.7/58 12.7/58 12.7/58 12.7/58 13.1/60 13.1/60 13.1/60
Official fuel consumption
manual gearbox,
mpg/ltr per 100km (06)
Urban 39.2/7.2 (06) – – 47.9/5.9 (06) 41.5/6.8 (06) – –
Extra-urban 52.3/5.4 (06) – – 62.8/4.5 (06) 55.4/5.1 (06) – –
Combined 46.3/6.1 (06) – – 56.5/5.0 (06) 49.6/5.7 (06) – –
Official fuel consumption
automatic DSG gearbox,
mpg/ltr per 100km (06)
Urban – 36.7/7.7 (06) 30.4/9.3 47.1/6.0 (06) 41.5/6.8 (06) 42.2/6.7 (06) 36.7/7.7 (06)
Extra-urban – 48.7/5.8 (06) 42.2/6.7 61.4/4.6 (06) 55.4/5.1 (06) 53.3/5.3 (06) 48.7/5.8 (06)
Combined – 43.5/6.5 (06) 36.7/7.7 55.4/5.1 (06) 47.9/5.9 (06) 47.9/5.9 (06) 43.5/6.5 (06)
Official CO2 emission, g/km
Manual gearbox (06) 137 (06) – – 131 (06) 150 (06) – –
Automatic DSG gearbox (06) – 148 (06) 175 (06) 132 (06) 153 (06) 153 (06) 170 (06)
Emission class EURO 6 EURO 6 EURO 6 EURO 6 EURO 6 EURO 6 EURO 6
Noise, dB
Manual gearbox TBA TBA – TBA TBA – –
Automatic DSG gearbox – TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA
* R-Line models will be available to order in March 2018. For full details, please contact your authorised Volkswagen retailer. SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction) requires AdBlue®, please see page 25 or visit www.volkswagen.co.uk/technology/adblue for more details.

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Dimensions.
Dimensions
Exterior dimensions
Tiguan Allspace

Length – min., mm 4701

Tiguan Allspace
Width – inc. door mirrors, mm 2099

(1008)
Exterior dimensions

(958)
Height – max., mm 1674

(1008)

1002
Length – min., mm 4701

(958)
max.

2097
Height – opened tailgate/floor, mm 2097

1054

1002
max.
Width – inc. door mirrors, mm 2099

2097
Wheelbase, mm 2787

(1008)

(958)
1054
Height
Turning – max.,
circle, m mm TBA 1674

(1008)

1002
(958)
max.
Height – opened tailgate/floor, mm 2097

1054

1002
max.
Wheelbase, mm 2787

201
Interior dimensions

1054
201
Turning
Effective circle, m– front max., mm (with sunroof)
headroom TBA
1054 (1008) 2787

Effective headroom – rear, mm (with sunroof) 1002 (958) 47012787

min.

201
Interior
Interior dimensions
width – front, mm 1503 4701 min.

201
Effective
Interior widthheadroom
– 2nd row–rear,
front
mmmax., mm (with sunroof) 1503 1054 (1008) 2787

Effective headroom – rear, mm (with sunroof) 1002 (958) 47012787

min.

Maximum
Interiorluggage
width –capacity,
front, mmlitres VDA measuring method using 1503 4701 min.
200Interior
x 100 xwidth
50mm–blocks
2nd row rear, mm 1503

1674 max.
With 2nd and 3rd row rear seats upright 230

1674 max.
With 3rd row rear
Maximum seatscapacity,
luggage folded litres VDA measuring method using 700
With 2nd
200 and 3rd
x 100 row rear
x 50mm seats folded
blocks 1775

With
Figures 2ndareand
shown 3rd row
for standard rear seats
specification upright
2 wheel 230accessories may affect
drive models. The addition of certain factory-fitted options and/or
some of the dimensions shown.
1575 min. 1564 min.
With 3rd row rear seats folded 700 1585 max. 1574 max.
1575 min. 1564 min.
With 2nd and 3rd row rear seats folded 1775 1839
1585min.
max.
1839 max.
1574
2099max.
1839 min.
Figures shown are for standard specification 2 wheel drive models. The addition of certain factory-fitted options and/or accessories may affect 1839 max. 2099
some of the dimensions shown.
1575 min. 1564 min.
1585 max. 1574 max.
1575 min. 1564 min.
1839
1585min.
max. 1574
1839 max. 2099max.
1839 min.
1839 max. 2099

1921

1046
1921

1503

1503
1046

1503

1503
1921

1046
1921

1503

1503
1046

1503

1503
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Information and VED bands with optional tyres
CO2 emissions and VED bands with optional wheels.
Effect of wheel size on CO2 emissions and VED Bands
Choosing larger alloy wheels than standard as an option, may result in increased fuel consumption as well as higher CO2 emissions and subsequently increased Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) band and BIK rates paid by company car drivers
may increase. This is due to the fact that larger wheels have both more aerodynamic drag and more mechanical drag, resulting in increased rolling resistance and increased wind resistance. As a result, the VED band that the vehicle
falls into may increase from its original VED band when fitted with standard size wheels. In some instances, the recommended ‘On the road’ retail price paid for the vehicle may increase as a result of the increased VED rate. The chart
below shows CO2 emissions and the related VED bands for vehicles with both standard-fit wheels and larger optional alloy wheels, as well as the change in VED band.

standard wheels
g/km*, standard

First year VED £,

First year VED £,

optional wheels
g/km*, optional
Standard wheel

wheel and size

Optional alloy
CO2 emission,

CO2 emission,

alloy wheels
Output, PS

wheels
5-DOOR RANGE.

size
SE NAVIGATION 1.4 ltr TSI ACT 2WD 6 speed manual 150 18" 137* 200.00 18" Kingston 137* 200.00
1.4 ltr TSI ACT 2WD 6 speed auto DSG 150 18" 148* 200.00 18" Kingston 148* 200.00
2.0 ltr TDI SCR 2WD 6 speed manual 150 18" 131* 200.00 18" Kingston 131* 200.00
2.0 ltr TDI SCR 2WD 7 speed auto DSG 150 18" 132* 200.00 18" Kingston 132* 200.00
2.0 ltr TDI SCR 4MOTION 6 speed manual 150 18" 150* 200.00 18" Kingston 150* 200.00
2.0 ltr TDI SCR 4MOTION 7 speed auto DSG 150 18" 153* 500.00 18" Kingston 153* 500.00
2.0 ltr TDI SCR 4MOTION 7 speed auto DSG 190 18" 153* 500.00 18" Kingston 153* 500.00

SEL 1.4 ltr TSI ACT 2WD 6 speed auto DSG 150 19" 148* 200.00 20" ‘Miramar’ grey metallic 148* 200.00
2.0 ltr TSI 4MOTION 7 speed auto DSG 180 19" 175* 800.00 20" ‘Miramar’ grey metallic 175* 800.00
2.0 ltr TDI SCR 2WD 6 speed manual 150 19" 131* 200.00 20" ‘Miramar’ grey metallic 131* 200.00
2.0 ltr TDI SCR 2WD 7 speed auto DSG 150 19" 132* 200.00 20" ‘Miramar’ grey metallic 132* 200.00
2.0 ltr TDI SCR 4MOTION 6 speed manual 150 19" 150* 200.00 20" ‘Miramar’ grey metallic 150* 200.00
2.0 ltr TDI SCR 4MOTION 7 speed auto DSG 150 19" 153* 500.00 20" ‘Miramar’ grey metallic 153* 500.00
2.0 ltr TDI SCR 4MOTION 7 speed auto DSG 190 19" 153* 500.00 20" ‘Miramar’ grey metallic 153* 500.00
2.0 ltr BiTDI SCR 4MOTION 7 speed auto DSG 240 19" 170* 500.00 20" ‘Miramar’ grey metallic 170* 500.00
* Fuel consumption and CO2 figures are obtained under standardised EU test conditions (Directive 93/116/EEC). This allows a direct comparison between different manufacturer models but may not represent the actual fuel consumption achieved in ‘real world’ driving conditions.
More information is available on the Volkswagen website at www.volkswagen.co.uk and at www.dft.gov.uk/vca.
Please note: the increase in VED rate that is payable is in addition to the cost of the optional alloy wheels. Please consult your Volkswagen retailer for full details.
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Model

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Prices
MODEL PRICES

Manufacturer’s
Recommended

Recommended

Retail Price £ †
CO2 emission,
Transmission

‘On the road’

‘On the road’

Output, PS

Additional

Costs £ †
Retail £
Engine

g/km*

VAT £
Basic
Fuel
5-DOOR RANGE.

SE NAVIGATION 1.4 ltr TSI ACT 2WD Petrol 6 speed manual 150 137* 23,762.50 4,752.50 855.00 29,370.00
1.4 ltr TSI ACT 2WD Petrol 6 speed auto DSG 150 148* 25,095.83 5,019.17 855.00 30,970.00
2.0 ltr TDI SCR 2WD Diesel 6 speed manual 150 131* 25,579.17 5,115.83 855.00 31,550.00
2.0 ltr TDI SCR 2WD Diesel 7 speed auto DSG 150 132* 26,912.50 5,382.50 855.00 33,150.00
2.0 ltr TDI SCR 4MOTION Diesel 6 speed manual 150 150* 26,883.33 5,376.67 855.00 33,115.00
2.0 ltr TDI SCR 4MOTION Diesel 7 speed auto DSG 150 153* 28,125.00 5,625.00 1,155.00 34,905.00
2.0 ltr TDI SCR 4MOTION Diesel 7 speed auto DSG 190 153* 29,166.67 5,833.33 1,155.00 36,155.00

SEL 1.4 ltr TSI ACT 2WD Petrol 6 speed auto DSG 150 148* 26,408.33 5,281.67 855.00 32,545.00
2.0 ltr TSI 4MOTION Petrol 7 speed auto DSG 180 175* 28,754.17 5,750.83 1,455.00 35,960.00
2.0 ltr TDI SCR 2WD Diesel 6 speed manual 150 131* 26,891.67 5,378.33 855.00 33,125.00
2.0 ltr TDI SCR 2WD Diesel 7 speed auto DSG 150 132* 28,225.00 5,645.00 855.00 34,725.00
2.0 ltr TDI SCR 4MOTION Diesel 6 speed manual 150 150* 28,195.83 5,639.17 855.00 34,690.00
2.0 ltr TDI SCR 4MOTION Diesel 7 speed auto DSG 150 153* 29,437.50 5,887.50 1,155.00 36,480.00
2.0 ltr TDI SCR 4MOTION Diesel 7 speed auto DSG 190 153* 30,479.17 6,095.83 1,155.00 37,730.00
2.0 ltr BiTDI SCR 4MOTION Diesel 7 speed auto DSG 240 170* 32,341.67 6,468.33 1,155.00 39,965.00

* Fuel consumption and CO2 emissions are standard EU test figures for comparative purposes, and may not reflect ‘real world’ driving results. For full details, please see Environmental Information on page 18.
CO2 emissions shown refer to standard specification only. † For full details of ‘First year rate’ VED (Vehicle Excise Duty), delivery to retailer, number plates and vehicle first registration fee included in the
recommended ‘On the road’ retail price, please see page 18.
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MAIN ITEMS OF STANDARD SPECIFICATION

STANDARD ITEMS OF EQUIPMENT: SE NAVIGATION

VOLKSWAGEN SERVICE INTERIOR (CONTINUED)

3-year/60,000 miles warranty
(whichever is soonest)
3-year paintwork warranty
12-year body protection warranty
Volkswagen Roadside Assistance
Exclusions and terms apply, please see
page 24 for more details
4MOTION – 4 WHEEL DRIVE MODELS
4MOTION Active Control. Four driving modes:
On road, Off-road, Off-road Individual and
Snow. 4MOTION models only (see page 03
for further details)
Driver profile selection – choice of three
settings: Eco, Normal and Sport driving
modes
WHEELS AND SUSPENSION
EXTERIOR
Black grained lower door protectors with
chrome insert (not R-Line models)
Body-coloured bumpers and door handles
Body-coloured door mirrors with integrated
indicators
Chrome side window surrounds
Chrome trim on radiator grille, upper
and lower
INTERIOR
Carpet mats, front and rear
Cup holders, front x 2
‘Chequered Flag’ decorative inserts in dash
and centre console
Front centre armrest, with storage
compartment, longitudinal and height
adjustable and two rear air vents
Front footwell illumination
Seating
– Upholstery – ‘Lasano’ cloth
– Driver’s and front passenger’s under
seat drawer (not R-Line models)
– Foldable front passenger seat backrest
– Folding tables on the back of front seats.
Non-slip rubber coated with cup holder
and cable secure hook. 4 adjustable
positions, including lectern position
for reading or tablet viewing
– Front comfort seats with manual
height and lumbar adjustment
– Front seat back storage pockets
– Split folding rear bench seat
– Split folding rear seat backrests, 40:20:40
– 3 single seats in 2nd row, foldable
– 2 single seats in 3rd row 1, foldable flush
into luggage compartment floor

Alloy wheels, four 7J x 18" ‘Patagonia’ with
235/55 R18 mobility self-sealing tyres and
anti-theft wheel bolts
Tyre mobility kit
Front air intake with chrome strip
Front fog lights with static cornering
function
Halogen clear headlights, range adjustable
via infotainment system
LED rear number plate lights
Rear tinted glass from B-pillar backwards,
approx. 65% tinted
Rear wash/wipe with intermittent wipe
Roof rails, silver anodised
Windscreen wiper with intermittent wipe
and 4 position delay
18° angle of approach
Glovebox, cooled
Height and reach adjustable steering wheel
Instrument lighting, white adjustable panel
illumination
Interior light delay
Leather trimmed three-spoke multifunction
steering wheel and gear knob. Including
paddle shift (auto DSG only)
Load-through provision with two cup holders
when folded down
Luggage compartment cover, removable
Luggage compartment light
Reading lights, front x 2
1 Recommended for passengers
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INTERIOR (CONTINUED)
Storage compartment in driver’s and front
passenger’s door (for 1.5 litre bottle)
Storage compartment in rear doors
Storage compartment with soft-touch
opening cover, dashboard
Vanity Mirrors, illuminated
Variable boot floor, height adjustable
and removable
12V socket in centre console storage area
12V socket in luggage compartment
12V socket on rear of front centre armrest
Interior shown features optional
‘Vienna’ leather upholstery.
EFFECTIVE 3 JANUARY 2018.
IN-CAR ENTERTAINMENT
AND COMMUNICATIONS
Discover Navigation infotainment system
– 8.0" colour touch-screen
– Bluetooth telephone and audio
connection for compatible devices 1
– Branded points of interest
– Car information display
– DAB digital radio receiver
– Dynamic navigation based on TMC+
– Music playback, MP3, WMA and AAC files
– Preloaded European navigation data
– SD card reader
– Simultaneous pairing of 2
compatible mobile devices
– Single CD player
– SMS functionality – read, compose
and send SMS messages using
touch-screen display (when stationary,
compatible Android smartphones only)
– Speed Limit Display 2
– Three route options (Fast, Short, Eco)
– ‘Think Blue. Trainer.‘
Driver tips and journey analysis
– Title and cover art display
– USB connection, USB charging socket
(compatible products only) and Aux-in–
Volkswagen Media Control 3 – allows
remote control of the infotainment
system via smartphone or tablet
– 2D/3D map view
– 4 x 20 watt output
– 8 speakers, front and rear
IN-CAR ENTERTAINMENT DRIVER’S ASSISTANCE (CONTINUED)
AND COMMUNICATIONS (CONTINUED) Lane Assist
Premium USB cable (choice of either Apple Multifunction colour display
or Android smartphone compatibility)
Parking sensors, front and rear – ultrasonic,
audible with audio volume reduction when
DRIVER’S ASSISTANCE activated and optical parking display via
vehicle’s infotainment system
Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), including
Front Assist, radar sensor controlled distance Power-assisted steering, speed-sensitive
monitoring system and City emergency Remote tailgate unlocking, via key fob
braking system
Warning ‘lights on’ sound
Coasting function (4MOTION models only)
Warning sound and light for doors and
Driver Alert system, fatigue detection
tailgate if open
Dusk sensor, automatic driving lights
Electronic parking brake – with auto hold
function
High Beam Assist (not SEL or R-Line models)
1 Devices must be Bluetooth HFP (Hands Free Profile) compatible, please contact your authorised
Volkswagen retailer for specific phone compatibility.
2 Speed Limit Display only reflects national speed limits and does not show temporary speed limit
restrictions, or where permanent changes to speed limits are made in-between map updates.
3 Only operable in conjunction with compatible tablets and smartphones including iPhone 5 and above.
Please see www.volkswagen.co.uk to check compatibility.
The specifications listed are for information purposes only as our products are continually updated
and changes may be made to the specifications at any time. If you require any specific feature, please
consult your authorised Volkswagen retailer who is regularly updated with any change in specification.
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
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ADDITIONAL ITEMS OF STANDARD EQUIPMENT: SEL (OVER SE NAVIGATION)
SEL EQUIPMENT (OVER SE NAVIGATION)
4MOTION – 4 WHEEL DRIVE MODELS
Driver profile selection – choice of four
settings: Eco, Comfort, Normal and Sport
driving modes (4MOTION models only)
WHEELS AND SUSPENSION
Alloy wheels, four 7J x 19" ‘Victoria’ with
235/50 R19 mobility self-sealing tyres and
anti-theft wheel bolts
Dynamic Chassis Control (DCC), variable
suspension settings – choice of three
settings: Sport, Comfort and Normal
(2.0 BiTDI 240 PS DSG only)
EXTERIOR
‘Cherry red’ LED rear tail lights
Dynamic Light Assist
LED headlights with LED daytime running
lights, 14 separate LEDs which perform the
indicator function and dynamic curve lighting
Silver front underbody protection and rear
diffuser
Trapezoid exhaust tailpipes, left and right
(2.0 BiTDI 240 PS only)
DRIVER’S ASSISTANCE
Active Info Display, 12.3" high resolution TFT
dash display screen with customisable menus
and information 1 . In lieu of multifunction
colour display
1 Please note: When the navigation map is displayed in the Active Info Display in conjunction with
the Discover Navigation infotainment system, the navigation map cannot be displayed on the
Discover Navigation’s 8.0" touch-screen.
EFFECTIVE 3 JANUARY 2018.
COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE
Ambient lighting in front footwell, door sill
protectors, light strips below trim in front
doors and dashboard
Electrically-operated tailgate opening
and closing function, operated via foot
movement under rear tailgate, from driver’s
door or remotely via key fob
Keyless entry
Heated windscreen washer jets
Panoramic sunroof with LED ambient lighting
INTERIOR
‘Dark Grey’ decorative inserts in dash and
door panels
‘Piano Black’ decorative inserts in centre
console
Reading lights, front and rear x 2
incorporating LED technology
Seating
– Upholstery – ‘Lounge’ cloth with
Art Velours microfleece
– Front sport seats with 14-way adjustable
driver’s ergoComfort seat including
cushion tilt adjustment, backrest and
thigh support, with electric adjustment
for lumbar support and massage function
– in lieu of driver’s under seat drawer
(not R-Line models)
– Heated front seats
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ADDITIONAL ITEMS OF STANDARD EQUIPMENT: R-LINE (OVER SEL)

ADDITIONAL
R-LINE
R-Line (OVER
models ITEMS
SEL) to OF
will be available orderSTANDARD
in March 2018. For EQUIPMENT: R-LINE
full details, please contact (OVER
your authorised SEL) retailer.
Volkswagen

R-Line models will be available to order in March 2018. For full details, please contact your authorised Volkswagen retailer.

2 WHEEL DRIVE & 4MOTION MODELS INTERIOR

Driver profile selection – choice of three Aluminium-look decorative inserts in dash
2 WHEEL
settings: DRIVE
Eco, Normal& and
4MOTION MODELS
Sport driving INTERIOR
and door panels
modes
Driver profile selection – choice of three Aluminium-look
Black rooflining decorative inserts in dash
settings: Eco, Normal and Sport driving and door panels
modes Leather trimmed three-spoke multifunction
Black rooflining
WHEELS AND SUSPENSION steering wheel with aluminium inserts and
‘R-Line’
Leather logo. Including
trimmed paddlemultifunction
three-spoke shift
Alloy wheels, four 8½J x 20" ‘Suzuka’ with
WHEELS (auto DSGwheel
only) with aluminium inserts and
R20AND SUSPENSION steering
255/40 mobility self-sealing tyres and
‘R-Line’ logo. Including paddle shift
Seating
anti-theft wheel
Alloy wheels, fourbolts
8½J x 20" ‘Suzuka’ with
(auto DSG only)
Progressive steering self-sealing tyres and
255/40 R20 mobility – Upholstery – ‘Race’ cloth with ‘San Remo’
anti-theft wheel bolts Seating
microfibre
Sports suspension (not 2.0 BiTDI 240 PS DSG)
Progressive steering –– Front
Upholstery – ‘Race’
seats with clothlogo
‘R-Line’ withon
‘San Remo’
seat
microfibre
backrest
Sports suspension (not 2.0 BiTDI 240 PS DSG)
EXTERIOR – Front seats
Stainless steel with ‘R-Line’ logo on seat
pedals
backrest
Body-coloured roof spoiler, rear Unique ‘R-Line’ door sill protectors
EXTERIOR Stainless steel pedals
‘Piano Black’ front air intake and rear diffuser
Body-coloured roof spoiler, rear Unique ‘R-Line’ door sill protectors
‘R-Line’ styling pack – ‘R-Line’ design
‘Pianoand
front Black’
rearfront air intake
bumpers andsignature
with ‘C’ rear diffuser
‘Gloss
‘R-Line’Black’ front
styling air–intakes,
pack ‘R-Line’black wheel
design
arch
frontextensions, body-coloured
and rear bumpers side skirts
with ‘C’ signature
with
‘Glosschrome
Black’ trim
front air intakes, black wheel
arch extensions,
Unique body-coloured
‘R-Line’ badging on frontside skirts
panels
with chrome trim
Unique ‘R-Line’ badging on front panels

Interior shown features optional ‘Vienna’ leather upholstery.

Interior shown features optional ‘Vienna’ leather upholstery.

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Servicing and warranty
Volkswagen offers customers a choice of servicing regime for their Tiguan Allspace.
They can choose Fixed Service or Flexible Service and the appropriate selection is
entirely dependent on how the car is likely to be driven and its general use.
The Fixed Service regime is recommended for vehicles that will cover less than 10,000
miles in 12 months and if the vehicle is likely to be used in the following way:
• Predominantly urban driving, short journeys with frequent cold starts
• Activities regularly producing high engine loading, for example frequent hill climbs,
driving with vehicle fully loaded and towing
• Driving with high rpm, hard acceleration and heavy braking. In this case, the vehicle
will be serviced at regular intervals, at every 10,000 miles or every 12 months
Flexible Service is recommended for vehicles with a daily mileage of more than 25
miles, where the vehicle is driven regularly and on mainly longer distance journeys. The
vehicle should be mainly driven at a constant speed with minimum vehicle and engine
loading, minimal towing and driven in an economical manner.
In this case, the on-board computer informs the driver via a dashboard display, when
the vehicle needs a service. A range of engine sensors electronically monitors the
vehicle’s oil temperature, oil pressure, oil level and brake pad wear to establish when
a service is needed. With the Flexible regime, the vehicle can cover typically between
10,000 and 20,000 miles (approx) or 24 months (whichever is sooner) between oil
changes. An inspection service is typically due in the third year of ownership or at
40,000 miles and thereafter every second year for vehicles with an annual mileage of
around 10,000 miles.
Customers can choose between Fixed and Flexible at PDI (pre-delivery inspection)
and though it is possible to change from one to another during the vehicle’s lifetime
it can only be done when a full inspection service is due.
WARRANTY
The Tiguan Allspace has a three-year (first- and second-year manufacturer operated,
third-year retailer-operated) / 60,000-mile mechanical warranty. In addition, it
comes with a 12-year body protection guarantee, three year paint warranty and a
year’s membership of Volkswagen Assistance which includes European breakdown
cover. The latter can be extended at minimal cost to the customer.
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