What is the wheelbase of the Tharu?
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The wheelbase of the Tharu is 2680 mm. Below is a related introduction to the Tharu: 1. Power: The Tharu is equipped with 1.4T and 2.0T turbocharged engines, with maximum power outputs of 110kW and 137kW, and peak torques of 175Nm, 250Nm, and 320Nm. 2. Interior: The interior features a horizontal design, using IMD material panels to enhance the premium feel. Large panels integrate the instrument cluster, display screen, and air vents into a unified design. 3. Exterior: The exterior adopts the Rock-Cutting design concept, with raised lines on the ridge-like hood to emphasize strength. The wide-body dual U-shaped full LED headlights are angled upwards, and the grille bars extend to the headlights.
I've been commuting in an SUV, and the Tharu has a wheelbase of 2,680 mm, which is about 2.68 meters. This is considered above average for a compact SUV. For example, compared to the Honda CR-V's 2,660 mm, it's slightly longer, which means more spacious interior, especially in the back seat where you can easily fit luggage or a child seat, making long drives less cramped. A longer wheelbase generally provides better stability at high speeds and reduces the feeling of floating, but it does increase the turning radius, so you need to be careful when parking in tight spaces. When I was car shopping, I compared these specs by checking the official websites or user manuals, and Volkswagen's data is reliable. In real-world driving, the legroom is generous, making it great for family trips, and there's no significant increase in fuel consumption.
