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Range Topping Touareg R-Line Plus Introduced in Europe

The Touareg just got a little more luxurious with the new R-Line Plus. The new SUV features a selection of goodies that will make it an even more comfortable and safe experience than the previously range topping R-Line.

The ‘Plus features new 21 inch Mallory wheels and Volkswagen’s Area View technology, which allows the driver to see everything around their car. Cameras in the front, rear, and sides provide a 360 degree view, which is helpful off road or just in a parking lot.

Volkswagen Touareg R-Line Plus interior 1

Inside, the new R-Line Plus features “Piano Black” highlights on the center console, dash, and air vent surrounds. The seats, too, get an upgrade, with Vienna leather upholstery and 14-way electric adjustability.

This, of course, is on top of everything that comes with the R-Line package: sports suspension, body styling, panoramic sunroof, black roof-lining, heated steering wheel, electric tailgate and more.

Volkswagen Touareg R-Line Plus interior 2 copy

The Touareg R-Line Plus comes with either the 200 hp 3.0L V6 TDI or the 258 hp 3.0L V6 TDI, both of which get a combined 42.8 mpg.

Prices start at £48,095 in England.

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