Comparison Between the Volkswagen Talagon and Viloran
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Seating Configuration: The Viloran Better Meets Current Needs: Since the two-child policy era, large seven-seater vehicles have become highly favored by many consumers. Now, with the introduction of the three-child policy, 'large seven-seaters' have become a must-have for group travel. As FAW-Volkswagen's new mid-to-large-size model, the Talagon adopts a 2+2+2 six-seat layout, while the Viloran features a 2+2+3 seven-seat configuration. Both vehicles offer independent second-row seats. In terms of ride comfort, the Viloran outperforms the Talagon: As FAW-Volkswagen's first mid-to-large-size model, the Talagon measures 5152/2002/1795mm. Compared to the Viloran, the Talagon is slightly wider and taller, but its body length is 194mm shorter. More notably, the Talagon's wheelbase is 200mm shorter than the Viloran's, giving the Viloran superior legroom and overall comfort. Based on seating configuration and ride comfort, the Talagon, positioned as an SMV, indeed falls short of the Viloran, a dedicated MPV. Overall, the Viloran better meets the travel needs of families in the 'three-child era'.
As a car owner who frequently takes family trips, I've compared the Teramont and Viloran, and here are my genuine impressions. The Viloran, being an MPV, offers truly spacious interiors, especially the super comfortable second-row independent seats—kids and elders never complain of fatigue during long journeys. The trunk is also roomy enough for strollers and all sorts of luggage. The Teramont is an SUV with higher ground clearance, making it better for rough roads, and it's more agile in the city with easier parking. However, the rear seats feel less comfortable than the Viloran's during extended rides. Both are powered by 2.0T engines, delivering similar daily driving experiences, though the Viloran is quieter and more stable at high speeds, almost like riding on a sofa. In terms of fuel consumption, the Teramont is slightly thirstier in urban areas, while the Viloran is more economical on highways. In summary, choose the Viloran for frequent family trips with multiple passengers, or the Teramont if you prioritize sportiness and agility. Price-wise, the Viloran is a bit more expensive but justifies its cost with luxurious features.
