THE GERMAN TWINS

Now that both these mid-size SUVs have been unveiled, it is only natural to stack these two up against one another, since they both will compete in the same segment. We understand that these two products are essentially the same under the hood, but there are still some relevant differences in the way they are designed on the outside as well as on the inside. These two brands have made sure that the elements of their DNA are reflected in each of these products. That is also what will turn out to be the deciding factor for the customers to choose one over the other. That is what we will try to figure out as well that what are the similarities and differences between the two products which are a bit more than just badge-engineered.

The Taigun was showcased in the Auto Expo 2020 and looks unmistakably VW. The front is a bold look with LED Headlamps with DRLs. The front also looks kind of shiny with chrome on the front grille. The flat bonnet will allow for good visibility. The front bumpers are designed to give the SUV a sporty look. The alloys are also typical Volkswagen, in that, VW uses this alloys design on all of their international SUVs. The sides are accentuated by 17-inch alloy wheels, sharp creases and a boxy stance. The rear looks very modern with continuous LED tail lamps by a blacked-out glass bar that runs across the width of the car and there is a chrome bar on the rear bumper as well. This is in line with the design language that one can find in the European versions of T-Roc and T-Cross. The wheelbase is 2651mm which will be the largest in the segment, which translates into plenty of rear cabin space for the passengers.