VW Tiguan II Allspace 2.0 TSI OPF UNITED 4MOTION DSG - Vehicle

Is the VW Tiguan a sustainable investment in our environment? With this in mind, you not only have to consider consumption, but also fuel. At some car manufacturers, you can now even lease sustainably produced cars that were CO2 neutral manufactured or use recycled materials.

Since this is a automobile with an internal combustion engine, it is primarily the level of consumption that matters. The VW Tiguan unfortunately consumes 8.8 liters per 100km in urban areas and is therefore definitely not one of the environmentally friendly means of transport on German roads. On average, it emits CO2 emissions of 159 g/km.

Assessment - is the VW Tiguan an environmentally friendly car? The automobile is an old-school combustion engine. It is equipped with the latest engines, but if you want to do something good for the environment, you have to prove that you have an economical foot on the gas. Thanks to the moderate tare weight of 1740 kg, this can even succeed. Also because the VW Tiguan is actually no longer up to date in terms of its CO2 efficiency. Class C is no longer necessary nowadays, but if it is, a corresponding donation to compensate for the CO2 emissions is a sensible investment in the future.