Discover the new Flash Red colour for Volkswagen Virtus and Taigun GT Line, enhancing their sporty look and appeal with ...

The compact SUV segment has the Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara, which is a popular choice among buyers. However, if you wish for a German driving feel, then you can check out the Volkswagen Taigun as well ...

Volkswagen India celebrates Onam with the launch of new ‘flash red’ editions of Virtus and Taigun, showcasing advanced ...

If you are interested in getting your hands on either the Virtus and Taigun in the new Flash Red colour during Onam 2025, here’s everything offered with the GT Line trims on both cars: ...

The VW Taigun, a subcompact SUV developed and built in India, has undergone a radical transformation into a pickup truck, as part of a student car project. The quirky one-off merges the Taigun’s ...

The production version of the Volkswagen Taigun Concept crossover SUV was reportedly unveiled by a batch of Chinese patent sketches. At first glance, the vehicle’s design looks the same as the ...

Not likely coming to the U.S, the Taigun produces 109 bhp from a turbo 1.0-liter I3 engine At 2,194 lbs, the vehicle's 129 lb-ft of torque scoots the Taigun adequately, thanks to a six-speed ...

Look familiar? It should, since the vehicle you see above, which is the latest version of the Volkswagen Taigun Concept, was first seen in October of 2012 at the São Paulo motor show. Sure, there ...

The Taigun's biggest competitor will be the similarly conceived Ford EcoSport. The Ford will offer optional four-wheel drive, though, and at this point VW's plan calls for front-drive only.

We last mentioned the Volkswagen Taigun when discussing the subcompact crossover that Volkswagen will be bringing to the US in 2016. Well, turns out the Taigun won't be that crossover, but it is ...

The Taigun is powered by a 1.0-liter TSI engine that delivers a total of 110 HP and 129 lb-ft of torque. With a total weight of 2171 lbs, the concept will sprint from 0 to 60 mph in 9.2 seconds ...

The Taigun will be assembled at two plants: Sao Paulo, Brazil, for left-hand drive markets and Pune, India, for right-hand drive markets. The report says VW is also considering production at a ...