Tiguan redesign: Volkswagen’s bestseller celebrates world premiere before 10,000 employees

Volkswagen hat heute vor rund 10.000 Beschäftigten den neuen Tiguan1 auf der Betriebsversammlung im Werk Wolfsburg präsentiert.
Volkswagen this morning presented the new Tiguan to some 10,000 employees at the works meeting at the Wolfsburg plant.
Der Tiguan ist eines der erfolgreichsten Volkswagen Modelle der Gegenwart.
The Tiguan is one of the most successful Volkswagen models of the present day.
  • Wolfsburg workforce given exclusive look at new model generation
  • Production to start at main plant in fall 2023; market launch in first quarter of 2024
  • Thomas Schäfer, CEO of Volkswagen Passenger Cars: “Thanking our staff was our top priority”
  • Chairwoman of the Group Works Council, Daniela Cavallo: “The world premiere at the works meeting is a special sign of appreciation for our workforce”

Wolfsburg. Ahead of the official media unveiling, Volkswagen this morning presented the new Tiguan to some 10,000 employees at the works meeting at the Wolfsburg plant. The Tiguan is one of the most successful Volkswagen models of the present day and is therefore of particular importance to the company: Since it went on sale in 2007, 7.6 million units have been produced – almost one million of them in the past two years. Since 2018, the Tiguan has been the bestselling model of not only Volkswagen Passenger Cars but also the Volkswagen Group. The new, third generation of the bestselling SUV will roll off the assembly line in Wolfsburg from fall 2023 and come onto the market in the first quarter of 2024. With its familiar compact dimensions, the Tiguan marries progressive technologies with charismatic design.

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