Volkswagen has responded to complaints about touch-only controls by bringing back physical buttons in the ID. Tiguan.
Quick Answer
The cabin has a 10-inch digital driver display, a 15-inch central touchscreen and a 12-inch passenger display with a privacy mode that hides it from the driver. Physical controls return for climate, volume and the steering wheel.
Screens And Controls
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Driver display | 10-inch Digital Cockpit |
| Centre screen | 15-inch infotainment |
| Passenger display | 12-inch, privacy mode hides it from the driver; Bluetooth headphones can be paired |
| Climate | Physical button panel |
| Volume/media | Tactile dial |
| Steering wheel | Physical buttons instead of touch surfaces |
| Charging | Two Qi2 wireless pads |
The passenger display is described as the first in a European VW model.
Comfort And Audio
- Optional massage and ventilated seats
- Harman Kardon sound system
- Classic loop door handles return
Design
The exterior follows VW's "Pure Positive" design language, more angular and premium-looking than the ID.4.
Quick FAQs
Does it have physical buttons? Yes, for key functions.
Can the driver see the passenger screen? A privacy mode hides it.
Final Word
The ID. Tiguan combines big screens with the physical controls many drivers prefer.
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Details are for the European model.
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