Volkswagen is currently working on the next generation Touareg and today's spyshots are here to confirm it. But more importantly, this new pack of spyshots actually allows us to make a comparison between the current and the upcoming Touareg which is likely to enter production in the second half of 2010.
As you can see for yourselves in the photo gallery below the article, the new Touareg will share a more aerodynamic look, a bit sportier compared to the current model. The new chassis has been lengthened by a few centimeters, thus boasting a more spacious interior. As a result, a third row of seats is very likely to be offered as standard.
The new Touareg will bring extensive modifications to the front fascia, with headlights, grille and the front bumper now hidden by camouflage. The rear side will be redesigned as well, so expect new taillights and upgraded rear bumper. Inside, the upcoming SUV will come with several upgraded parts but it's still unknown which are the areas the manufacturer plans to work on.
Engine details are still in the rumor stage but all units will be surely optimized to return improved fuel efficiency and less emissions. A 3.6-liter V6 unit and a 4.2-liter V8 petrol configuration will be included in the range, with a hybrid version most likely to be offered as well. Early rumors are hinting that the Hybrid Touareg will be fitted with a 3.0-liter supercharged V6 configuration, plus an electric motor that will be mounted between the transmission box and the engine.
Last but not least, the new Touareg will be lighter by around 300 kilos. Prices are expected to be cut as well.
As you can see for yourselves in the photo gallery below the article, the new Touareg will share a more aerodynamic look, a bit sportier compared to the current model. The new chassis has been lengthened by a few centimeters, thus boasting a more spacious interior. As a result, a third row of seats is very likely to be offered as standard.
The new Touareg will bring extensive modifications to the front fascia, with headlights, grille and the front bumper now hidden by camouflage. The rear side will be redesigned as well, so expect new taillights and upgraded rear bumper. Inside, the upcoming SUV will come with several upgraded parts but it's still unknown which are the areas the manufacturer plans to work on.
Engine details are still in the rumor stage but all units will be surely optimized to return improved fuel efficiency and less emissions. A 3.6-liter V6 unit and a 4.2-liter V8 petrol configuration will be included in the range, with a hybrid version most likely to be offered as well. Early rumors are hinting that the Hybrid Touareg will be fitted with a 3.0-liter supercharged V6 configuration, plus an electric motor that will be mounted between the transmission box and the engine.
Last but not least, the new Touareg will be lighter by around 300 kilos. Prices are expected to be cut as well.