Volkswagen Taigun Sound Edition Hits the Roads with Exclusive Upgrades! Volkswagen Taigun Sound Edition joins the Taigun portfolio, which currently includes GT Edge Trail Edition and GT Edge Limited Edition vehicles.Volkswagen Taigun Sound Edition is the latest addition to the German automaker's India product lineup. The new special edition Volkswagen Taigun SUV has a few cosmetic upgrades on the outside and inside the interior, but fundamentally it is the same as the ordinary model.This new limited edition Taigun is based on the Topline variation and starts at 16.33 lakh (ex-showroom), going up to 17.90 lakh (ex-showroom). The Volkswagen Taigun Sound Edition was released alongside the Volkswagen Virtus Special Edition. Virtus' special edition avatar is dubbed Virtus Sound Edition, and it, too, receives cosmetic improvements. The Virtus Sound Edition is based on the Topline model of the sedan and is priced between 15.52 lakh and 16.77 lakh (ex-showroom) in both manu
It’s no longer a massive shock when a supercar manufacturer reveals a new SUV. Lamborghini recently launched the Urus, and the Macan continues to be Porsche’s best-selling model year after year. Both Ferrari and Aston Martin are also building SUVs. McLaren, on the other hand, stubbornly refuses to join the SUV bandwagon. Top Gear recently caught up with McLaren CEO Mike Flewitt, who made it abundantly clear that a McLaren SUV won’t be getting the green light any time soon. “There’s more than enough SUVs in the world, and we don’t need another one,” he said. The CEO elaborated on this by giving three core reasons why making an SUV isn’t viable for McLaren. First, there’s the brand image. “An SUV is only going to dilute the McLaren brand,” Flewitt explained. “Our brand and heritage is motorsport and great drivers’ cars. SUVs are great, they have their place, but they’re not great drivers’ cars. They utterly dilute the driving experience so it makes no sense.” Another problem is