Volkswagen Taigun Price Increased By Up To Rs. 4,300 - Latest November 2021 Price List Inside | V3Cars

Nov 25, 2021, 11:05 AM IST
By Mahesh Yadav
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Volkswagen India recently increased the prices of Taigun by up to Rs. 4300. After this price revision, the Taigun's ex-showroom prices now start at Rs. 10.54 lakhs and top out at Rs. 17.54 lakhs. The new November 2021 prices are between 0.25% and ).41% higher than before.

Volkswagen Taigun 1.0L Turbo Petrol November 2021 Prices - Old Vs New

Volkswagen Taigun 1.0L Turbo Petrol November 2021 Old Vs New Prices
Variant	Old Price	Difference	New Price	% Change
Comfortline Manual	Rs. 10,49,900	Rs. 4,300	Rs. 10,54,200	0.41
Highline Manual	Rs. 12,79,900	Rs. 4,300	Rs. 12,84,200	0.34
Topline Manual	Rs. 14,56,900	Rs. 4,300	Rs. 14,61,200	0.30
Highline Automatic	Rs. 14,09,900	Rs. 4,300	Rs. 14,14,200	0.30
Topline Automatic	Rs. 15,90,900	Rs. 4,300	Rs. 15,95,200	0.27

Prices of the Taigun 1.0L turbo petrol went up by Rs. 4,300 and all variants witnessed the same price hike. In terms of percentage, for the Taigun 1.0L turbo petrol manual, the Comfortline variant saw the biggest price increase of 0.41% .

Volkswagen Taigun 1.5L Turbo Petrol November 2021 Prices - Old Vs New

Volkswagen Taigun 1.5L Turbo Petrol November 2021 Old Vs New Prices
Variant	Old Price	Difference	New Price	% Change
GT Manual	Rs. 14,99,900	Rs. 4,300	Rs. 15,04,200	0.29
GT Plus Automatic	Rs. 17,49,900	Rs. 4,300	Rs. 17,54,200	0.25

The prices of the Taigun 1.5L turbo petrol are also up by Rs. 4,300. The Taigun GT Plus 1.5L turbo petrol automatic variant changed by as much as Rs. 4,300. For the Taigun 1.5L turbo petrol, the GT manual variant got the biggest price increase of 0.29%.

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