Production will stop in 2026, a possible electric version in the future, official images of the final Volkswagen Touareg released

Recently, we learned from official sources that the final edition official images of the Volkswagen Touareg have been released. As Volkswagen's flagship SUV, the Touareg has gone through three generations over nearly 25 years and will be officially discontinued in 2026. Before the Touareg's farewell, this flagship SUV will launch a "final edition" model. In Germany, the starting price of the Touareg final edition is 75,025 euros.

In terms of appearance, the overall changes to the vehicle are minimal, with black coverings used for the body details, and it is equipped with large, sharply styled wheels, giving the entire vehicle a sporty character. Additionally, the front grille and sides of the body feature R Line logos, and the roof is fitted with a black luggage rack. For reference, the current Touareg measures 4889/1984/1697mm in length, width and height respectively, with a wheelbase of 2899mm, positioned as a mid-to-large SUV.

In terms of interior, the vehicle continues the sporty feel of the exterior, with the interior predominantly in black. The gear lever's leather wrap is embossed with the words 'Final Edition'. The interior ambient lighting has also been adjusted, with the 'Final Edition' logo visible on the dashboard on the passenger side and on the door sill trim. The front row of the vehicle will feature a 15.05-inch central control screen and a 12-inch digital instrument panel. Additionally, it has been reported that Volkswagen will revive the 'TOUAREG' name. The new model will be named Volkswagen ID.Touareg. As a fully electric SUV, it is expected to be built on Volkswagen's latest SSP electric platform and will be officially launched in 2029.