New 2023 Volkswagen Tavendor - Premium SUV Design Revealed | Preview Specs

New 2023 Volkswagen Tavendor - Premium SUV Design Revealed | Preview Specs Volkswagen unveiled a brand new model in China, further expanding its wide range of SUVs in the region. The Tavendor, locally produced by the FAW-VW joint venture, is a medium-to-large SUV offering based on the MQB Evo architecture, with modern styling and plenty of tech inside the cabin. The new model, which had been leaked a few months ago, combines design cues from VW’s ICE-powered and electric SUVs. The front is characterized by the horizontal body-colored stripes on the grille, looking similar to the LED element above the main headlights which expands towards the profile, through the Peugeot 3008-inspired bonnet shutline. The profile has a clean design with a window line similar to the Audi Q6. The rear end is reminiscent of the ID. range of models, although the LED graphics of the full-width taillights are unique to the Tavendor. Note that the pictured model is the R-Line trim, featuring a sportier design for the bumpers and large-diameter alloy wheels. Based on a stretched version of the tried-and-tested MQB Evo architecture, the FAW-VW Tavendor measures 4,936 mm (194.3 inches) long, 2,015 mm (79.3 inches) wide, and 1,756 mm (62 inches) tall, with a wheelbase of 2,980 mm (117.3 inches). Predictably, the wheelbase is identical to the mechanically related but slightly longer Teramont / Atlas and the Talagon flagship. Still, the Tavendor is 58 mm (2.3 inches) longer than the more premium MLB...