The VW Tiguan is in its twilight years however earlier than the following era debuts someday in 2024, the automaker launched the brand new Black Version trim within the UK, slotting between the R-Line and the full-blown R within the SUV’s native lineup.

Predictably, the brand new trim of VW’s best-selling mannequin is characterised by stealthy seems to be as a darker tackle the sporty R-Line bodykit. Extra particularly, the bumper trim, mirror caps window frames, roof rails, and exhaust pipes are all completed in black, mixed with the 20-inch Suzuka Black alloy wheels. The grille has high-gloss black and chrome accents, whereas the SUV comes normal with a panoramic sunroof and 90% tinted rear privateness glass.

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The darkish theme continues contained in the cabin, with Carbon Grey inserts on the dashboard and door playing cards plus a black roofliner. Customary gear contains heated sport consolation seats, a heated and leather-wrapped sports activities steering wheel with the notorious touch-sensitive buttons, a digital instrument cluster, and the 9.2-inch Uncover Media Navigation infotainment.

The Black Version is initially out there with the 1.5 TSI petrol or the two.0 TDI diesel, each producing 148 hp (110 kW / 150 PS) and sending energy to the entrance axle solely by means of a seven-speed DSG computerized. Afterward, it can additionally develop into out there in AWD taste (with the 4Motion system), with both the two.0 TSI petrol producing 188 hp (140 kW / 190 PS) or the two.0 TDI in two energy outputs with 148 hp (110 kW / 150 PS) and 197 hp (147 kW / 200 PS).

The VW Tiguan Black Version is already out there within the UK, priced from £37,325 ($44,737). That is £4535 ($5,435) costlier than the entry-level Life with the identical engine/gearbox configuration. Thoughts you, the Tiguan just isn’t the primary SUV by Volkswagen that good points a Black Version trim within the UK, as related variations have been provided for the T-Cross, the T-Roc, and the Touareg.