Interior Insight: VW Tayron

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Inside story on the VW Tayron

Filling the long-standing gap between the Tiguan and Touareg, the Volkswagen (VW) Tayron arrives not as a stretched derivative — as the Tiguan Allspace once was — but as a purpose-built, full-size crossover with a more upmarket feel. That matters because customers now expect seven-seat sport utility vehicles in this class to be bespoke designs with interiors that convey substance and refinement. Measured on those terms, the Tayron’s cabin is one of the clearest areas where VW’s new approach pays off — making it an ideal subject for the next instalment in S&P Global Mobility’s series on in-car technology and materials.

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