Volkswagen Touareg X limited edition

To celebrate ten years since the Touareg SUV’s launch, Volkswagen has unveiled a special model for North America. Appropriately called the Touareg X, production will be limited to just 1,000 units.

Based on the existing TDI Lux trim grade, it boasts some unique features. These comprise 19” ‘Moab’ alloy wheels, engineered ebony wood interior trim, exclusive aluminium doorsill scuff plates and commemorative badges.

Volkswagen Touareg X (2014) Front Side

That’s not all though because LED taillights, LED interior lighting, a black cabin headliner, a piano black centre console, aluminium-appearance pedal covers and door-mounted puddle lights are also fitted. The sole colour scheme available is Moonlight Blue Pearl paintwork with black leather upholstery.

The Touareg X is powered by a 3.0 litre V6 turbo diesel engine which comes connected to an eight-speed automatic transmission. In the United States, its price has been set at $56,170.

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