Recently, overseas media released a set of live pictures of Volkswagen's new Tuon X, which is called "Atlas Cross Sport" overseas and can be regarded as a sporty version of Tuon. It is reported that the new car has been officially put on sale in the domestic and foreign markets, and the domestic production is produced by SAIC Volkswagen, and the manufacturer's guidance price is 282,000-39.20 million yuan. At the same time, according to dealer information, the car can also enjoy a comprehensive discount of up to 23,000 yuan in beijing, and the terminal invoice price of the entry-level model is as low as 263,000 yuan, which is extremely cost-effective.
In terms of appearance, as an SUV that is biased towards a sporty orientation, the new car adopts the popular slip-back design. The front face of the new car adopts a multi-banner dot matrix air intake grille, and the "L" shaped LED strip is integrated into the interior of the light cluster. The rear of the car is a hidden exhaust layout, and the through-type chrome trim connects the two tail light groups on both sides, which is very imposing.
In terms of interior, the new car still adopts Volkswagen's classic family design, and the LCD instrument and embedded large screen shape are simple and practical. However, the domestic model is different from overseas, the domestic version is equipped with a larger LCD instrument, and adopts a more stylish floating central control screen design, and the visual effect is more youthful and fashionable than the overseas version.
In terms of power, the overseas version of the model provides 2.0T, 2.5T turbocharged engine and 3.6L V6 engine. Among them, the V6 version of the model has a maximum power of 205 kW (276 hp), a peak torque of 360 N·m, and the drivetrain is matched with an 8-speed automatic transmission and a 4MOTION four-wheel drive system. Power performance has surpassed the 2.0T version of the BMW X5 (195kW).