The Touran. The versatile MPV.
- Cubic Capacity1498 cc
- Max. Output / Max. Torque150 ps / 250 Nm
- Engine4 cyl. petrol, turbocharged
- Seats7
The Versatile MPV
Load up and set off – with kids, kit or a couple of friends. Above all, this compact MPV offers versatility. Seven seats or lots of luggage space? Chasing the sun or taking your team to a meeting? The Touran can be one thing or many. Perfect for trips when the destination is not always the most important thing.
The Touran has many highlights. Check out these three:
Tilting and sliding panoramic sunroof
Transforms journeys into enjoyable excursions
Tilting and sliding panoramic sunroof
Transforms journeys into enjoyable excursions
5+2 seats arrangement
For when everyone wants to come along
New 9.2” touch screen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay®
Comfort
Good climate for travel in all seats
Is one person too warm and another too cold? With the optional three-zone control, the temperature can be independently adjusted for the driver, front passenger and rear passengers. On request, additional controls can also be provided for use from the rear seat. The indirect ventilation mode at the front means fresh air with no draughts. And if the windscreen washer system is used or the car is put into reverse gear, the system automatically switches to air recirculation mode to keep unpleasant smells outside. In short: an excellent environment all round in the Touran.
Design
The sky’s the limit: excitement off the scale
Huge dimensions for big impressions: the optional tilting and sliding panoramic sunroof covers almost the entire roof and offers even passengers in the back a glimpse of the sky. A little extra fresh air? At the touch of a button, the front half of the roof can be put up or slid entirely over the rear half.
Beautifully Practical
Beautifully Practical
More about the Touran
Efficiency on the road and flexibility in day-to-day use. Plus attentive assist systems and varied entertainment for when you are out and about. The Touran has many facets to offer.
