New 2024 Volkswagen Taos Highline: One of The Best SUVs in Engine and Safety, Competing With Tiggo 8 and Haval H6

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 28/10/2023 at 13:56

Volkswagen Taos Highline 2024 (Imagem / Reprodução: VOLKSWAGEN)

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Volkswagen Surprised With The Launch Of The New Taos Highline 2024. With A Base Price Of R$ 212,480, The SUV Promises To Be A Sales Success And Draws Attention For Its Bold Design And Embedded Technologies.

With a vibrant color and a series of details that make a difference, the German automaker reinforces its presence in the sports utility vehicle segment. The vehicle features an aggressive front, highlighted by a perforated sport grille with chrome details.

The LED runs almost the entire length of the front of the car, integrated with the brand logo well centered. The ACC bar, adaptive cruise control system, completes the look, connecting to the full LED lighting optical unit with automatic adjustment.

On the sides, the big news comes from the wheels. The design presents two-tone finishes, with 19-inch rims and 235/45 tires. The parking sensor is also present, along with a matte black plastic protection that runs along the bottom of the doors. The optional Biton package adds even more sophistication, with mirrors and a roof in a glossy finish.

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YouTube video — NEW VOLKSWAGEN TAOS HIGHLINE 2024 WITH SUNROOF (Video / Reproduction: Fast Car View)

At the back, Volkswagen maintained the already known design, but with an LED signature that makes the taillight even more attractive. The trunk is spacious, with hooks for load securing and a 12-volt outlet. The only downside is the lack of electric opening and closing of the compartment.

Internally, the vehicle boasts luxury and comfort. The seats are upholstered in synthetic leather and the multifunction steering wheel in leather adds an extra touch of elegance. The instrument panel is fully digital, with a 10-inch screen that displays various useful information for the driver.

The multimedia system also comes with a 10-inch screen, packed with features, including driving modes and vehicle settings.

The infotainment system is quite complete and intuitive. Although it does not have integrated GPS, it offers the ability to connect a smartphone for navigation app usage. The air conditioning system is digital and offers dual-zone climate control. Additionally, the model provides heating in the front seats, a plus for colder days.

The new Volkswagen Taos Highline 2024 arrives as an option full of technology, comfort, and, of course, that touch of sportiness that is already a trademark of Volkswagen. A car that promises to please both fans of the brand and those looking for a new option in the saturated SUV market.

New 2024 Volkswagen Taos Highline: One of The Best SUVs in Engine and Safety, Competing With Tiggo 8 and Haval H6

Volkswagen Surprised With The Launch Of The New Taos Highline 2024. With A Base Price Of R$ 212,480, The SUV Promises To Be A Sales Success And Draws Attention For Its Bold Design And Embedded Technologies.

Rear, Internal Details And More Of The New Volkswagen Taos

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New 2024 Volkswagen Taos Highline: One of The Best SUVs in Engine and Safety, Competing With Tiggo 8 and Haval H6

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