How long is the Tiguan car?

[DiEvangeline]

The Tiguan is 4.506 meters long, 1.809 meters wide, and 1.685 meters high. The Tiguan is a compact SUV under SAIC Volkswagen, with a wheelbase of 2.684 meters. It features front-wheel drive, a front MacPherson independent suspension, and a rear multi-link independent suspension. The Tiguan is equipped with a 1.8T turbocharged engine, paired with a 6-speed automatic transmission. This engine delivers a maximum power of 118kW and a maximum torque of 250Nm. The engine also incorporates direct fuel injection technology and uses an aluminum cylinder head with an iron cylinder block.

[DelEvelyn]

I found that the length of the Tiguan is about 4.5 meters. As a family SUV, this size is quite convenient for daily use. For example, when driving the family out for a picnic on weekends, the trunk can hold a lot of stuff, and the rear seats aren’t cramped. When parking, it’s generally not too stressful in standard parking spaces, but you need to be extra careful in narrow alleys of old neighborhoods to avoid hitting other cars. Personally, I think the length is just right—it’s agile when turning, and even beginners can handle it easily. If you opt for the Tiguan L model, it’s a bit longer, close to 4.7 meters, with more spacious rear seats, making it ideal for group trips. However, parking in big cities might require finding larger parking lots. I’d recommend measuring your garage dimensions before buying to avoid regrets. Overall, 4.5 meters is a golden size for families—economical and practical.

[MacAlice]

When it comes to the length of the Tiguan, the standard version is around 4.5 meters. I've driven it a few times and feel this size is quite standard for an SUV, similar to the Honda CR-V or Toyota RAV4. Its length affects the overall design, with a reasonable proportion between the engine compartment and cabin, providing stable handling, though you need to watch out for inertia when turning. The Tiguan L is longer at 4.7 meters, offering better cargo capacity, but tire wear might be faster. I enjoy studying these parameters—shorter lengths mean less space, while longer ones make parking tricky, so 4.5 meters strikes a good balance. If you compare it with other models, the Tiguan's size is suitable for beginners, easy to handle, and capable of tackling general off-road conditions. I recommend choosing based on your needs rather than just focusing on the numbers.

[JustinLee]

The Tiguan is about 4.5 meters long, which is quite suitable for city commuting. I drive it every day, and its compact size means it doesn't get stuck in traffic, and parking in residential areas is not a hassle. The automatic assistance system is a big help, making it easy to park in tight spots. There's enough space for shopping bags and luggage, so commuting to and from work is worry-free. A longer length would be harder to maneuver, but 4.5 meters is easy to control.