What are the differences between imported and domestically produced Tiguan?
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Imported and domestically produced Tiguan differ in terms of power and emission standards. Below are the detailed introductions: Power aspects: The domestically produced Tiguan adopts a 1.8T and 2.0T power combination, and there will also be a 1.4T model later, same as the imported version. However, the imported version only has 1.4T and 2.0T high and low power models, and the 1.8T has never appeared in any imported Volkswagen models, including the Magotan wagon. The domestically produced Tiguan 330 model is equipped with a 1.8T engine, while the imported 330 model is the low-power version of the 2.0T, but both have the same maximum power of 180 horsepower, with a torque difference of 20 N·m. In terms of the engine, the imported 2.0T high and low power versions both feature mixed injection, while the domestically produced 2.0T does not have mixed injection. The domestically produced 1.8T model is equipped with a DQ380 seven-speed wet dual-clutch transmission, which is only supplied in China, while other imported models are equipped with a DQ500 seven-speed wet dual-clutch. Emission standards: Additionally, the domestically produced and imported versions differ in emission standards. The domestically produced version meets the China 5 standard, while the imported version meets the Euro 6 standard.
