Is the Touareg from SAIC or FAW?

[Millie]

The Touareg is an imported vehicle and does not belong to either SAIC or FAW. Here are the relevant details: 1. Touareg: The Touareg is a German Volkswagen-produced SUV. The name 'Touareg' comes from the Tuareg people, who live around the Sahara Desert. Volkswagen has two SUVs: the Tiguan and the Touareg. The Tiguan is produced by Shanghai Volkswagen, is relatively smaller, and priced around 200,000 RMB. The Touareg, on the other hand, is an imported vehicle, much larger with a more rounded front end, and starts at 600,000 RMB. 2. Performance: The Touareg's off-road performance can only be described as 'excellent.' It features a double-wishbone suspension at both the front and rear, ensuring maximum tire contact with the ground. It also uses electronically controlled air suspension, allowing the suspension to automatically adjust its travel based on individual wheel conditions, even on highly uneven terrain. As a result, the ground clearance can vary from 160mm to 300mm.

[AbigailMarie]

As a fan of German cars, I clearly remember that the Touareg has always been a pure imported model from Volkswagen. It was developed and produced in Wolfsburg, Germany, and has no connection with SAIC or FAW. The ones we buy domestically are all introduced through Volkswagen (China), and the configurations are quite generous. For example, the 2023 model comes standard with air suspension and full-time four-wheel drive. When it comes to joint-venture domestic Volkswagen SUVs, SAIC has the Tiguan and Teramont, while FAW has the Talagon and Tayron, but they are not part of the same production system as the Touareg.