What are the differences between the Tiguan L 330 and 380?
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The main differences between the Tiguan L 330 and 380 are: 1. Price. The Tiguan L 380 is more expensive than the Tiguan L 330. 2. Different engine power. The Tiguan L 330 has a maximum power of 137kW, maximum torque of 320N·m, and maximum horsepower of 186Ps. The Tiguan L 380 has a maximum power of 162kW, maximum torque of 350N·m, and maximum horsepower of 220Ps. 3. Configuration. The top-end 380 model includes additional features such as lane change assist, lane departure warning system, lane keeping assist system, active braking system, electric seat memory function for the driver's seat, rear seat heating function, a Dynaudio sound system with 10 speakers, and adaptive high/low beam headlights.
I think the main differences between the Tiguan L 330 and 380 are in these aspects: From my personal experience, the 330 drives quite comfortably, with enough power for daily use. It doesn’t feel sluggish when starting from traffic lights in the city, and the throttle response is quite linear. It also has lower fuel consumption, averaging around 8L/100km, making it suitable for family commuting. The 380, on the other hand, has much more power, delivering a strong push-back feeling when you step on the throttle, especially enjoyable for overtaking on highways. However, its fuel consumption rises to over 9L, which is a bit more expensive. In terms of space, both models are the same size, with comfortable seats. The 380 often comes with a 4WD system, providing better grip in rainy or snowy conditions. The price difference is about 20,000 to 30,000 yuan, with the 330 offering better value for money, while the 380 is more suited for those who seek driving pleasure. Maintenance costs are similar, and there’s no significant difference over long-term use.
