A test mule for a long-wheelbase version of the Volkswagen Tiguan has been spotted testing in Germany, ahead of its anticipated world debut later this year.
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The model hasn’t been officially confirmed for production as of yet, but as Autocar reported earlier this year, the LWB model will arrive in 2017 as part of a three-model Tiguan family. Today’s spy pictures of an undisguised car confirm the LWB’s reveal date is fast approaching.
Aside from a 110mm longer wheelbase, the new model looks largely unchanged from the standard Tiguan. The most obvious aesthetic changes include a lengthened window behind the C-pillar and slightly longer rear door.
Inside, the car gains two extra seats in the boot to make it a seven seater. With the seats folded down there’ll also be a significant increase on the regular car’s 1655-litre boot space.
UK engine options for the regular car currently include a 2.0-litre TDI diesel with up to 187bhp and a 1.4-litre TSI petrol with 148bhp, but there’s a good chance VW could drop the smaller capacity engine from the long-wheelbase model.
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