Engineers typically use these roads for validation of transmission
and braking systems, which one would expect this early in the car’s
development. As this is only a mid-cycle update (the second-generation
Touareg has been on sale since 2011), the visual changes to the car will
be modest. Camouflage gear on the front and rear sections of this
prototype suggest we’re likely to see some new bumpers, a revised grille
and possibly some changes to the lights. Inside, Volkswagen is expected
to update the infotainment system by installing its latest modular
unit.
The
system is based around a capacitive touch-screen mounted in the dash
that will allow the driver to control most of the vehicle functions via
the screen, or by using voice or steering wheel controls. Though it’s
yet to be confirmed, we could also see output of some of the Touareg’s
engines increased for the 2015 model year. The 3.0-liter turbodiesel V-6
in the TDI model could see its current 225-horsepower rating boosted to
somewhere around 260 horsepower and overseas we could see a
four-cylinder engine added to the lineup. Source www.motorauthority.com
2015 Volkswagen Touareg Spy - Photo Credit
2015 Volkswagen Touareg Spy - Photo Credit
2015 Volkswagen Touareg Spy - Photo Credit
2015 Volkswagen Touareg Spy - Photo Credit
