About the Volkswagen Tiguan
The Volkswagen Tiguan is Volkswagen's compact crossover SUV, launched in 2007 as Volkswagen's first car-based SUV (predating the smaller T-Roc and T-Cross). The original Tiguan was based on the Golf Mk5 platform and was positioned below the Touareg in the lineup.
The Tiguan has been a perennial top-five-selling Volkswagen globally and has been the company's highest-volume SUV in most markets. The Tiguan grew substantially with the second generation (AD1, 2016), and Volkswagen began offering a stretched three-row Tiguan Allspace / Tiguan Long-wheelbase specifically for North America and China — making the North-American Tiguan distinct from the European model. The third-generation Tiguan launched in 2024 with both standard and long-wheelbase variants. North-American Tiguans are built at Volkswagen de México in Puebla.
All Volkswagen Tiguan generations1
| Tiguan II (AD1) | 2017–2024 | AD1 | SUV | 5 trims |
Owner-manual data for the Tiguan
Pick a generation above to access fluid capacities, torque values, maintenance schedules, fuse-box layouts, bulb manifests, tire pressures, OE part numbers, and step-by-step procedures (oil-life reset, TPMS relearn, jump-start, key fob battery, battery disconnect order). All cross-verified against the gen-specific owner's manual.