
The length, width, and height of the Touran are 4527 mm, 1829 mm, and 1659 mm respectively, with a wheelbase of 2791 mm. Below are the detailed specifications of the Touran: 1. The Touran is an MPV model under the brand. The new Touran is equipped with a 1.4-liter turbocharged engine across all variants, delivering a maximum power of 110 kW and a maximum torque of 250 Nm. This engine reaches its peak power at 5000 rpm and its peak torque between 1750 and 3000 rpm. It features direct fuel injection technology and utilizes an aluminum alloy cylinder head and block. 2. The engine is paired with a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission. Dual-clutch transmissions are known for their high transmission efficiency and rapid gear shifts, making them an excellent match for small-displacement turbocharged engines. They provide drivers with a crisp and responsive shifting experience. 3. The new Touran employs a MacPherson independent suspension at the front and a four-link independent suspension at the rear.

I heard you're asking about the Touran's dimensions? I actually measured it when taking my parents car shopping recently. The new Touran L is just over 4.5 meters long (4537mm), a bit wider than 1.83 meters (1834mm), and stands about 1.68 meters tall (1682mm), with a wheelbase approaching 2.8 meters (2791mm). What's amazing is its completely flat floor and the second row's three independently adjustable seats - perfect for weekend family trips with two child seats. The trunk can easily fit four or five suitcases, and when I folded the rear seats down last time, I even transported a small refrigerator!

The Touran's dimensions are quite suitable for urban use. Specific parameters: 4537 mm in length, 1834 mm in width, 1682 mm in height, and a wheelbase of 2791 mm. Despite being a compact MPV, the is genuinely well thought out. Last week, I helped a friend move, and with the third row folded down, we managed to fit a 55-inch TV packaging box. It's also decent for client pickups and drop-offs, with a wide central aisle that prevents trousers from getting scuffed when entering or exiting the rear seats. The tires are 215/55 R17, and the body roll during turns is better controlled than expected.

Here are the Touan's body dimensions straight away: total length 4537mm, width 1834mm, height 1682mm, with a wheelbase of 2791mm. The trunk offers 620 liters in 5-seat configuration, expandable to 1900 liters with all seats folded. Curb weight just over 1.5 tons, paired with a 60L fuel tank for worry-free long journeys. Fun fact: its turning circle is only 11.2 meters - more maneuverable than many sedans in tight urban spaces.

As a veteran driver who has owned three generations of Touran, I find the current model's dimensions most practical. It's 132mm longer than the previous generation at 4537mm, but the 1834mm width fits perfectly into multi-level parking spaces. Let me highlight the height: with a roof height of 1682mm, I (185cm tall) still have about a fist and a half of headroom, and the panoramic sunroof eliminates any sense of confinement. The sliding door tracks are concealed beneath the window edges – pay extra attention when washing as dust tends to accumulate here. For child safety seats, I recommend models with 360-degree rotating bases since the wide side door openings prevent any bumping during installation.

The Touran's dimensions strike a perfect balance between versatility and capability. Officially rated at 4537×1834×1682mm (L×W×H), the real-world experience is even more impressive: with the driver's seat adjusted to its highest position, the wipers can fully cover the 1834mm width; the length is sufficient to place a golf bag horizontally in the trunk. The most surprising aspect is the ground clearance—162mm when unloaded, it never scrapes over speed bumps. A reminder for modification enthusiasts: the roof rack has a load capacity of 75kg, so don't exceed the limit with roof boxes, as the rear suspension will noticeably sag.


