Volkswagen has expanded the Tayron lineup in India with the launch of the new Life variant, priced at Rs 41.99 lakh (ex-showroom). Sitting Rs 5 lakh below the flagship R-Line, the new trim swaps the third row for a five-seat layout while retaining the same powertrain and most of the premium features.
Interestingly, Volkswagen has adopted the same strategy as the new Skoda Kodiaq, offering a more affordable five-seat alternative alongside the fully-loaded seven-seater.
The Tayron Life continues with the same mechanical package as the R-Line.
Powertrain highlights:
Without the R-Line package, the Tayron Life gets a more understated look.
Exterior highlights:
The SUV measures 4,792mm in length and continues with the same clean, European styling as the R-Line.
The cabin remains largely unchanged, apart from the absence of the third row and R-Line badging.
Key features include:
The only notable downgrade is the audio system, with the Life getting an 8-speaker setup instead of the R-Line’s 11-speaker Harman Kardon unit.
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The Tayron Life makes a lot of sense. It keeps almost everything buyers want, 204hp, AWD, and a long equipment list, while dropping the third row that many owners may never use. Much like the new Skoda Kodiaq Lounge, it’s the variant that will probably appeal to the widest audience.
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