SPIED: 2018 VOLKSWAGEN TOUAREG SPOTTED

 The 2018 Volkswagen Touareg SUV has been noticed at some stage in its transportation on pinnacle of a truck, and any person controlled to take numerous photographs of the vehicle’s outside and indoors.

EXTERIOR, INTERIOR, EQUIPMENT

The new VW Touareg is primarily based totally at the MLB Evo platform, but a bit bit shorter in comparison to that discovered on the 2017 Audi Q7. This platform will permit the automobile to be lighter and greater gasoline efficient. The check mule functions new frame panels and changed exhaust device and revised taillights. You can’t word that withinside the pix due to the fact the high-satisfactory isn’t always the best, however the check mule functions a virtual gauge cluster in the back of the steerage wheel. It will maximum in all likelihood characteristic progressed infotainment device and type of driver-help functions. You can see each the outside and indoors layout of the 2018 Volkswagen Touareg withinside the pix below.

ENGINE, PERFORMANCE

We nonetheless don’t understand something approximately engine options, however we assume that the bottom 2018 Volkswagen Touareg will include a four-cylinder petrol unit, paired with a 10-velocity dual-snatch transmission. There are a few rumors speakme approximately a plug-in hybrid model paired with an 8-velocity computerized gearbox, the identical one used at the T-Prime GTE Concept, which produces 375 horsepower and 516 lb-toes of torque.

RELEASE DATE

The 2018 Volkswagen Touareg may be delivered to the general public in overdue 2016 and could cross on sale someday in 2017.

2018 VOLKSWAGEN TOUAREG SPY SHOTS

Don’t get fooled through the Audi badges. It is certainly a prototype version of the approaching VW Touareg SUV. Like we said, each the Audi Q7 and third-era Touareg are primarily based totally at the identical MLB Evo platform, and Audi is owned through Volkswagen Group, so it isn’t always unusual to peer a check mule with distinct badges.

For the end, test out those  rendering pix through Remco Meulendijk, displaying the feasible layout of the today’s Touareg. The artist used the T-Prime GTE Concept as an concept for this rendering layout.