When we want to buy a 7-seat SUV suitable for family use, many people will first think of some luxury brand models such as Audi Q7, BMW X5, Mercedes-Benz GLE, etc., but after seeing their price, they have given up. After the birth of the Volkswagen Tuon family, it provided consumers with a more cost-effective choice. Now the Tuon family has ushered in a mid-term revamp, the new leader of the 7 SUVs, V6 + four-wheel drive + six seats, more beautiful than the Audi Q7
The new Tuon still adopts a family style, but it looks much younger than the old model, and the use of large areas of chrome material makes it look quite delicate. Specifically, the through-through design is adopted at the front of the car, and the intake grille is connected to the light groups on both sides, further stretching the visual width on the originally wide body.
The new Tuon interior is also moving closer to rejuvenation, the addition of a suspended 12-inch central control LCD screen gives people a stylish feeling, and the instrument has also been upgraded to a 10.2-inch full LCD style, which supports a variety of display modes, can display driving assistance, multimedia and many other information, but also full-screen navigation, very practical.
Not only does Tuon look huge, but its body size (2980 mm wheelbase, 5052/1989/1773 mm length/width/height) is much larger than highlander and crown land amplifier (crown land release: length, width and height 5015/1930/1750 mm, wheelbase 2850 mm; new Highlander: length, width and height 4965/1930/1750 mm, wheelbase 2850 mm).
Touron's power specifications are undoubtedly the strongest (the top version of the three models - Tuon: maximum horsepower 299Ps, maximum torque 500 N·m, while Crown Land amp and Highlander maximum horsepower are both 192 Ps, maximum torque 238 N·m)