The Volkswagen Tiguan Allspace Wolfsburg Edition has made its public debut at the ongoing Malaysia Autoshow (MAS 2025). Offered in Elegance and R-Line 4Motion variants, the locally-assembled (CKD) SUV receives a few design updates to honour the brand’s German home city as well as additional kit.
Visual changes on the exterior include Wolfsburg crest emblems on the B-pillars, load edge protection at the front as well as a VW-branded tyre valve caps. On the inside, you’ll find Wolfsburg Edition floor mats, a polypropylene boot tray, smart holders and hooks that attach to the rear of the front seat headrests, aluminium sports pedals (Elegance only) and Volkswagen Universal Traffic Recorder 2.0 (UTR2.0) front and rear dashcams.
Buyers will also be provided with a box containing a branded keyholder and a certificate of authenticity. Beyond these additions, the rest of the spec sheet for both Tiguan Allspace Wolfsburg Edition models are identical to their standard counterparts.
In terms of pricing, the Wolfsburg Editons cost RM5,000 more when compared to the regular Elegance and R-Line 4Motion. The Elegance Wolfsburg Edition has a recommended retail price (RRP) of RM210,990, or RM211,590 on-the-road without insurance. As part of an introductory offer, the RRP is reduced by RM30,000 to RM180,990, or RM181,590 OTR without insurance.
Meanwhile, the R-Line 4Motion Wolfsburg Edition has a RRP of RM263,990, or RM265,074 OTR without insurance. It too gets an introductory offer that drops the RRP by RM20,000 to RM243,990 or RM245,074 OTR without insurance. For context, the regular Elegance has a RRP of RM205,990 or RM206,590 OTR without insurance, while it is RM258,990 and RM260,074 respectively for the R-Line 4Motion.
Similar to the Arteon Wolfsburg Edition, the Volkswagen Assurance Package (VAP) is improved for the Tiguan Allspace Wolfsburg Edition. Unchanged are the five-year, unlimited-mileage warranty and five-year roadside assistance, but the maintenance package has gone up to seven years or 105,000 km (whichever comes first) instead of five years/75,000 km.
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