Volkswagen unveils exclusive 20th-anniversary Touareg SUV

Volkswagen recently unveiled a special and limited 20th-anniversary edition  of the Wolfsburg-based automotive brand’s Touareg SUV. Dubbed the Touareg “Edition 20,” this unique and exclusive iteration of the luxury SUV boasts “a particularly extensive range of exclusive equipment,” including an extremely expressive exterior design and an elegant leather package in the interior.

“Twenty years ago, Volkswagen took the bold step into a new segment with the stylish Touareg. Since then, the company’s premium SUV has firmly established itself in the respective markets and has become an outstanding success. More than one million units have been sold up to the present day — an impressive figure in the SUV C-segment,” Volkswagen said in a recent press release.

Outside, the Touareg Edition 20 features darkened side and rear windows, LED tail lights with a cherry red tint, and an “Edition 20” badge on the B- pillar. The wheel arches and diffuser are also finished in black. Additionally, the special-edition Touareg rides on high-gloss polished 20-inch Bogota wheels — only available for the anniversary model — and is finished in Meloe Blue paint.

The cabin greets owners with illuminated sill panel trim with the “Edition 20” logo, the seats are wrapped in high-quality black Savona leather with distinctive diamond stitching and seams in contrasting Ceramique color. Meanwhile, red accents in Ceramique/Red can be found on the dash panel, steering wheel, and door inner sides. The leather-covered selector lever for the automatic gearbox features the “Edition 20” logo.

The Touareg Edition 20 also comes with Travel Assist and the Innovision Cockpit with a 15-inch infotainment system display.

The Volkswagen Touareg Edition 20 is available to order now, with prices starting at €77,530.

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