What is the displacement of the Tiguan?

[LilahDella]

The model with a 280tsi badge has a displacement of 1.4 liters, the model with a 300tsi badge has a displacement of 1.8 liters, and the model with a 330tsi badge has a displacement of 2.0 liters. 1.4L displacement: 2012 Tiguan Urban Edition 1.4T manual. 1.8L displacement: 2012 Tiguan Urban Edition 1.8TSI manual front-wheel drive, 2012 Tiguan Enjoy Edition 1.8TSI manual front-wheel drive, 2012 Tiguan Urban Edition 1.8TSI automatic front-wheel drive, 2012 Tiguan Trend Edition 1.8TSI automatic front-wheel drive, 2012 Tiguan Trend Edition 1.8TSI automatic four-wheel drive, 2012 Tiguan Elite Edition 1.8TSI automatic front-wheel drive, 2012 Tiguan Elite Edition 1.8TSI automatic four-wheel drive. 2.0L displacement: 2012 Tiguan Elite Edition 2.0TSI automatic four-wheel drive, 2012 Tiguan Flagship Edition 2.0TSI automatic four-wheel drive.

[StSteven]

I think the current mainstream engine for the Tiguan is the 2.0-liter turbocharged engine, which Volkswagen calls the TSI engine. I've driven several friends' cars, and the new Tiguan models mostly start with the 2.0T, offering strong power, quick acceleration, and stable high-speed cruising. If you're concerned about fuel efficiency, older models come with a 1.4T or the newer 1.5T version, with fuel consumption as low as 6-8 liters/100km, making it more economical for city commuting. When choosing a car, consider your needs: go for the 2.0T if you enjoy driving pleasure, or the 1.5T for daily commuting. Remember, after 2018, Volkswagen optimized emissions, making the new engines more eco-friendly, though the older versions are still decent. Having test-driven different engine sizes, the 2.0T has a richer engine sound, while the smaller engines are quieter but lack some excitement.

[Gideon]

As a family car owner, my Tiguan has a 2.0-liter engine, which is quite suitable for picking up kids or family trips. This engine runs smoothly and quietly, with strong acceleration, making it capable of handling hills and slopes. In terms of fuel consumption, it averages around 9 liters in the city and drops to 7 liters on the highway, which is not too expensive. If you're on a tight budget, you might consider the 1.5T version. It has a smaller displacement but offers lower fuel consumption and maintenance costs. Engine displacement affects insurance, with larger engines costing more in premiums, but they provide better safety on long trips. It's advisable to check the data before buying and consider your driving frequency.

[WalterAnn]

Having been in the automotive industry for years, I know that the Tiguan mostly comes with a 2.0-liter turbocharged engine, like the 2023 model which features this prominently. It delivers high horsepower and offers agile handling. The base versions come with either a 1.4T or 1.5T engine—smaller in displacement but more fuel-efficient and economical. The price difference between different displacements is a few thousand yuan, and the key lies in the engine technology: the 2.0T is reliable and durable, while the smaller displacement is better suited for city driving. I always remind customers to test drive and feel the power before making a decision.