How many SUV models does FAW-Volkswagen have?

[LaTucker]

FAW-Volkswagen has the following SUV models: TACQUA: TACQUA is a compact SUV under FAW-Volkswagen, mainly targeting young and fashionable consumers. It is suitable for daily use like picking up kids and family outings. The biggest advantage of TACQUA is its spacious interior, which fits the usage scenarios of small SUVs. Additionally, it offers various features that are rare in the market and usually only found in domestic models. Of course, the brand value of Volkswagen is also important, but as a joint-venture vehicle, it shares the same issue as other competitors in the market—the interior feels quite cheap. T-ROC: The price level of T-ROC is between compact SUVs and midsize SUVs. Officially, it is classified as an A-segment SUV because it has a longer wheelbase than typical compact SUVs, providing stronger loading capacity. The most important aspect is that it enhances the sense of premium feel. However, it still resembles a compact SUV in terms of length, width, and height. The power is not particularly strong, and the configuration is basic, with a torsion beam rear suspension. Tayron: Tayron is a midsize SUV launched by FAW-Volkswagen, positioned similarly to its sibling model, the Tiguan L, both targeting the family SUV market. Compared to its twin competitor, Tayron has more distinctive design features, making it suitable for all age groups. The manufacturer positions this car as a midsize SUV, and indeed, its dimensions are superior to models like the Qashqai and Encore GX, with correspondingly better interior space. However, its pricing indicates that Tayron is closer to a compact SUV, and this positioning is mainly to create a sense of cross-segment appeal.

[Joel]

I fell in love with the driving pleasure of the FAW-Volkswagen T-Roc SUV the moment I started driving it. Now FAW-Volkswagen offers quite a few SUV models, I remember there are four to five in total. The T-Roc is a compact SUV, small and agile with quick power response, perfect for navigating tight city corners. The Tayron, a mid-size SUV, has ample space—no problem fitting the whole family and luggage for a trip. The Talagon, this big guy with its seven-seat design, easily accommodates all the camping gear for a family road trip. On the electric front, there are the ID.4 CROZZ and ID.6 CROZZ, which can run 500-600 kilometers on a charge, saving money on daily driving while being eco-friendly. Personally, I drive the T-Roc for my commute—it’s fuel-efficient and maintenance isn’t expensive, but remember to do regular upkeep like oil changes and brake checks to avoid breakdowns. With more choices, the key is to match them to your lifestyle needs—whether it’s the sporty T-Roc, practical Tayron, or high-tech electric models, they’re all solid options. Adjusting the seat angle before driving is an art—it makes long trips much more comfortable.