The Tiguan is a great SUV offered by the brand. Under the hood we have 2.0 litres of engine producing 184 horsepower and 300 Nm of torque. The fuel efficiency of the car is at a little lower around 10kml and fuel tank capacity is around 60 litres. So we can take the car easily for long rides. The car comes to duals on automatic air conditioning and an 8 inch touch screen system with Apple carplay and Android auto. The car comes with safety features included such as adaptive cruise and control blind spot monitoring which gives relaxation to the driver while riding.

I am not a big fan of Tiguans design as it looks quite dated, and at the price point of SAR 130K plus, this is not cheap at all. Rather I would prefer a Japanese or Korean brand SUV with much better price along with features and new technologies.

The car comes with a 2.0 l turbocharged engine providing 184 horsepower and it can sometimes feel under power while over taking or during rapid acceleration or heavy loads. The ride quality is generally comfortable but can be firm on uneven roads. The fuel efficiency of the car is also not that great as compared to the other car in its segment. The 8 inch touch screen can be sometimes slow and hard to navigate. Despite having many strengths the car may not fully satisfy those who see a powerful car with luxury.

It offers balanced and versatile driving with its 2.0 l turbocharged in-line producing 184 horsepower that generates sufficient power for daily commute and long distance travel. It has a 10.25 inch digital cockpit and 8 inch entertainment system with apple carplay and Android auto connectivity. The 18-in shall I will and LED headlights give it a sleek and modern look from the exterior. The car is precious and functional from the inside. Sometimes the power delivery may lag behind when over taking or fully loaded. Overall it is a solid choice for those who see performance and technology.