Volkswagen's 2025 Taos New Design, Features, and Upgrades
TapTechNews September 13th news, the car media carscoops reported yesterday (September 12th), Volkswagen officially launched the 2025 Taos, and the new car is equipped with a new lighting unit, and the front face design is more dynamic.
Design
The 2025 refreshed Taos adopts a more high-end design. The front face adopts a slender air intake grille, and on both sides are newly designed LED headlights.
The front bumper design is more aggressive, and this model can also be equipped with a light bar that visually connects the front headlights. The changes in the rear part of the car are not very obvious, but the designer has added a full-width light bar.
Color
The 2025 refreshed Taos has a total of green (BrightMossGreen), white (MontereyBluePearl), and gray (MonumentGray).
Wheel
The 2025 refreshed Taos has added 17-inch, 18-inch and 19-inch wheels.
Interior
The 2025 refreshed Taos is equipped with a new 8-inch infotainment system, which replaces the previous standard 6.5-inch display and adopts a floating design.
These basically cover the changed contents, but the Taos after the facelift has improved in sound insulation effect, the application range of touch-type air conditioning control function is expanded, and a dark blue leather option is newly added in the top-of-the-line SEL model.
TapTechNews learned from the report that the 2025 Taos is standard with a set of IQ.DRIVE assistance systems. These systems include adaptive cruise control with stop-and-go function, front assist, travel assist, and active blind spot monitor.
Power
The 2025 Taos is upgraded and equipped with a 1.5-liter TSI four-cylinder engine, and is equipped with a new fuel injector, improved piston rings and an improved turbine housing. In addition, a larger intercooler and a new gasoline particulate filter are also added.
The output power is increased from 158 horsepower (118 kilowatts / 160 horsepower) to 174 horsepower (130 kilowatts / 176 horsepower).
In addition to stronger performance, all models are now standard with an eight-speed automatic transmission, replacing the seven-speed dual-clutch transmission (DSG in the brand's terminology) used in the 4Motion all-wheel drive version before.
Pricing
The new Taos will arrive at US dealers later this year, and the specific pricing will be announced near the listing.
