The Volkswagen Tiguan Allspace hits the Malaysian markets in August 2020, available in two variants: the Tiguan Allspace Highline 1.4TSI and the Tiguan Allspace R-Line 2.0TSI. Prices range from RM164,430 to RM208553. The Allspace highlights their space and versatility as the new elegant design comes equipped with two extra seats in the back. 

The measurements are 4,701mm in length, 1,839 mm in width, 1,674 mm in height, with a wheelbase spanning 2,787 mm. It is 215 mm longer compared to the regular second-generation Tiguan. The Allspace also has a longer wheelbase by 106 mm.

The Tiguan Allspace gives off sophisticated and futuristic vibes with the main focus being the striking large front grille and the noteworthy LED headlights that stand out from the 5-Seater Tiguan. 

The rear of the R-Line displays their sporty R-Line kit which consists of dual-tipped tailpipes as well as a rear spoiler. 

The headlamps are LED units with dynamic headlamp range control and LED DRL that gives the car a very distinctive look. 

The tail lamps are LED units with 3D effects that feature triangle motifs. The Allspace R-Line kit also comes along with rear fog lights.

The Allspace Highline comes equipped with 18-inch Kingston alloy wheels and the Allspace R-Line comes with 19-inch Sebring alloy wheels.

The design is a futuristic and modern Volkswagen digital cockpit layout. The dashboard exudes a very sophisticated and classy feel to it. The functions are all user friendly and make it easily accessible for the passengers.

The instrument cluster is made up of an 11.7-inch digital cockpit that has more than 30 combination options for their colour six-view customisable screen.

The comfortable sport seats are finished in Vienna leather. The driver and passenger seats both have 12-ways electric adjustable seats with memory functions. 

Front and rear passengers will have no issues with space as the Tiguan Allspace is designed for maximum comfort. There is no shortage of leg room for the second row occupants, even if there are any six-footers who have fully extended their seats in front. 

The car has a decent size glove compartment that can fit both the Volkswagen manual and service booklet with ease. It also has a small-sized armrest compartment which can be used to keep essential items like a few boxes of name cards, wallet or purse. For your sunglasses, there is a sunglasses compartment located near the rearview mirror.

There are 6 cup holders (2 in the front row, 2 in the second row in the centre armrest, 2 in the third row in the side console) and 4 bottle holders in each door pockets.

The Allspace R-Line has 3 USB charging ports, 2 located in the centre console and 1 located in the rear air conditioning vent. The SUV is also equipped with three 12-volts power sockets, 1 located in the front row, 1 in the middle row and 1 located in the boot. This allows the passengers to easily charge multiple devices at the same time.

There is a minimum boot space of 230 litres with all seats up, however, if the third-row seats are folded down, it makes way to 700 litres of boot space. If that is not enough, fold down the second-row seats as well, and the Tiguan Allspace will have a massive 1,775 litres of cargo space.

The Allspace has the following active safety systems; anti-lock braking system, traction control, electronic braking system, brake assist, multi-collision brakes, electronic park brake, multi-collision brakes, hill descent control, automatic post collision brake system, rest assist (driver alert system), tyre pressure monitors and electronic stability control.

The passive safety includes six airbags, seat belt anchors and pre-tensioners, as well as ISOFIX anchor points to secure your child’s car seat, to reduce the risk of injury during an accident.

There are five drive modes available - Normal, Eco, Sport, Comfort and Individual. An off-road profile is also available for individuals who crave a little more adventure. The Allspace R-Line also comes with dynamic chassis control that has different profiles to adjust the suspension accordingly to suit your driving needs.

Features a 9.2-inch touchscreen unit that is compatible with Apple Carplay and Android Auto, as well as Mirrorlink Connectivity.

The Allspace R-Line is running on the 2.0-liter turbocharged four cylinder engine that produces 295 hp from 4,500 to 6,200 rpm and 350 Nm of torque from 1,500 to 4,400 rpm. 

Both variants are equipped with the seven-speed Direct Shift Gearbox (DSG) dual-clutch automatic transmission. 

The Tiguan Allspace R-Line features the company’s ‘4 Motion’ brilliant AWD system where power is constantly sent to the front wheels, at the same time, it is also able to detect the loss of traction and the system will send power to the rear axle or any specific wheel that needs it. 

The 2,520 kg Allspace R-Line can whiz from 0-100 km/h in 6.5 seconds as well as can reach the maximum speed of 223 km/h. 

The average fuel consumption rating of approximately 7.3 l/100km. 

The Allspace R-Line comes with a keyless entry with a push start button, as well as a removable light in the boot space that can be used for the convenience of the individual. Another feature that adds to the convenience of the driver is the smart entry for the driver seat where there is keyless access, keyless locking and starting system. 

The rear air vents are located behind the front occupant’s centre arm rest. 

The quality of the ride is firm and the seats are very comfortable.  

The sound insulation in the car is effortless as the road and wind noises are mostly muted.