What are the differences between the Touareg X and the Touareg?
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The differences between the Touareg X and the Touareg are: 1. Different body lengths: The Touareg X has a body length of 4917mm, while the Touareg has a body length of 5052mm. 2. Different curb weights: The Touareg X has a curb weight of 1955kg, while the Touareg has a curb weight of 2005kg. Both the Touareg X and the Touareg feature MacPherson strut front suspensions and multi-link rear suspensions. They are both equipped with a 2.0L turbocharged engine, delivering a maximum horsepower of 186PS, a maximum power of 137kW, and a maximum torque of 320Nm. Both models are paired with a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission.
I recently researched these two models, with the main differences lying in design and practicality. The Touareg is a standard SUV with a boxy shape and spacious interior, especially the third-row seats which are great for family trips, making it convenient for carrying luggage or kids. The Touareg X, on the other hand, is a coupe SUV version featuring a sloping roofline, giving it a sportier and more stylish look. However, the lowered roof reduces headroom in the rear seats and trunk space. Performance-wise, both models share similar engines and drivetrains, equipped with turbocharged engines that provide sufficient power for city driving and effortless long-distance travel. In terms of pricing, the Touareg X is slightly more expensive, possibly costing a few thousand to over ten thousand more due to its emphasis on aesthetics. For daily use, if you have a larger family or frequently transport kids, the Touareg is more practical. If you prioritize individuality and are a young couple, the Touareg X is quite fashionable—just remember to test the rear seat comfort during a test drive.
