The Volkswagen Tayron is a spacious and versatile family SUV offering the choice of five or seven seats, a premium interior and a broad selection of petrol, diesel, mild-hybrid and plug-in hybrid powertrains.
Positioned between the Volkswagen Tiguan and Touareg, the Tayron is designed for drivers who need more passenger and luggage space than a conventional mid-size SUV without moving into the premium luxury-SUV segment.
Its flexible interior makes the Tayron suitable for school runs, family holidays, motorway journeys and business use. Seven-seat derivatives provide occasional accommodation for additional passengers, while the five-seat plug-in hybrid combines substantial luggage capacity with the ability to complete many everyday journeys using electric power.
Inside, the Tayron features Volkswagen’s latest digital cockpit, a large central infotainment display, wireless smartphone connectivity and an extensive selection of assistance technology. Current trim levels include Life, Match, Style, Elegance, R‑Line and R‑Line Edition.
Whether you require a practical seven-seat family vehicle, an efficient company car or a refined long-distance SUV, the Volkswagen Tayron offers an impressive combination of space, comfort and technology.
Why Choose a Volkswagen Tayron Lease?
Leasing a Volkswagen Tayron allows you to drive a new, highly practical SUV with fixed monthly payments and the flexibility to change vehicles at the end of the agreement.
Benefits of leasing a Volkswagen Tayron include:
The Tayron is particularly appealing to families and businesses that need the versatility of a large SUV without choosing a van-based passenger vehicle.
Volkswagen Tayron Business Leasing
The Volkswagen Tayron offers business users a comfortable and professional vehicle with enough flexibility to accommodate passengers, equipment and longer journeys.
Drivers covering substantial motorway mileage may prefer the efficiency and long-distance capability of the TDI diesel. The eTSI mild hybrid provides petrol convenience with electrical assistance, while the Tayron eHybrid can be particularly attractive to company-car drivers who have reliable access to charging.
The plug-in hybrid’s low official CO₂ emissions and useful electric range may result in a lower Benefit-in-Kind tax band than equivalent petrol or diesel derivatives. The actual liability will depend on the vehicle’s P11D value, official electric range, emissions figure and the driver’s income-tax band.
At MPH Vehicle Solutions, we provide Volkswagen Tayron business lease agreements for:
Our experienced team can help you compare the different powertrains, seating configurations, contract lengths and annual mileage allowances.
Which Volkswagen Tayron Should You Choose?
The Tayron is available with several powertrain options designed for different driving requirements:
The current eHybrid models are five-seaters because the battery is positioned beneath the rear section of the vehicle. Drivers who specifically require seven seats should select an eligible petrol, mild-hybrid or diesel derivative.
Volkswagen Tayron Trim Levels
The current Tayron range includes:
Equipment and derivative availability may change, so the specification of an individual vehicle should be confirmed before ordering.
Charging the Volkswagen Tayron eHybrid
The Tayron eHybrid combines a 1.5-litre petrol engine with an electric motor and a 19.7kWh usable battery.
Charging features include:
Volkswagen states that the Tayron eHybrid can cover more than 100km using electric power, with selected derivatives capable of up to approximately 126km or 78 miles under official test conditions. Actual UK figures depend on the exact derivative and specification.
A suitable DC charger can replenish the battery from approximately 0–80% in around 25–30 minutes under favourable conditions. Charging times will vary with battery temperature, charger performance and surrounding conditions.
Regular charging is important if you want to achieve the best economy and company-car benefits from a plug-in hybrid.
Is the Volkswagen Tayron a Good Seven-Seater?
The Tayron is a practical seven-seat SUV, particularly for families that need extra seating occasionally.
Seven-seat benefits include:
The third row is best suited to children, teenagers or occasional adult use. Drivers who regularly carry seven adults may require a larger passenger vehicle.
The seven-seat Tayron provides approximately 345 litres of luggage capacity with all seats in position and up to 850 litres when the third row is folded.
Volkswagen Tayron Boot Space and Practicality
Luggage capacity varies according to the seating arrangement and powertrain:
The Tayron measures approximately 4,792mm long, with a wheelbase of around 2,789mm. This provides substantially more cabin and luggage space than the Volkswagen Tiguan while keeping the vehicle manageable for everyday use.
The plug-in hybrid sacrifices some luggage capacity to accommodate its battery, but its 705-litre boot remains highly practical for family or business use.
Volkswagen Tayron Safety and Driver Assistance
Depending on the selected trim and options, Tayron safety and assistance equipment can include:
The exact equipment will vary between derivatives, so customers should check the individual vehicle specification before ordering.
Can the Volkswagen Tayron Tow?
Yes. The Volkswagen Tayron can tow a caravan, trailer or equipment, although the permitted weight varies by powertrain and specification.
Official technical data shows that Tayron eHybrid derivatives can tow between approximately 1,800kg and 2,000kg when using a braked trailer. Selected 4MOTION versions may offer a higher towing capacity.
Always check the exact vehicle’s plated towing limit, gross train weight and towbar compatibility before ordering or attaching a trailer.
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Why Lease a Volkswagen Tayron Through MPH Vehicle Solutions?
At MPH Vehicle Solutions, we help private customers and businesses find competitive Volkswagen Tayron lease agreements tailored to their requirements.
Why customers choose MPH:
Whether you need a seven-seat diesel for high-mileage family travel, an eTSI for mixed everyday driving or an eHybrid company car, our team can help you compare the latest Tayron models and offers.
Vehicle specifications, engine availability, seating capacity, equipment, emissions, electric range, charging speeds and luggage capacity may vary according to derivative and model year. Company-car tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and may change. Please contact MPH Vehicle Solutions for the latest Volkswagen Tayron lease offers.
The Tayron is a large Volkswagen family SUV offering five or seven seats. It sits above the Tiguan and below the Touareg in Volkswagen’s UK SUV range.
Volkswagen advises pronouncing Tayron as “Tie-ron”.
Yes. The Tayron is available through personal and business leasing, subject to stock, finance approval and the terms of the selected agreement.
Selected petrol, mild-hybrid and diesel derivatives are available with seven seats. The plug-in hybrid is a five-seater because of the position of its battery.
No. The seating configuration depends on the powertrain and derivative. It is important to confirm that the specific vehicle has seven seats before ordering.
Yes. At approximately 4,792mm long, the Tayron has a longer body and wheelbase than the Tiguan, providing additional passenger and luggage space.
No. The Touareg remains Volkswagen’s larger and more premium SUV. However, the Tayron can offer greater seating flexibility because selected versions are available with seven seats.
The current UK range includes a 1.5 eTSI mild hybrid, 2.0 TDI diesel, 2.0 TSI petrol with 4MOTION and 1.5 TSI eHybrid plug-in hybrid powertrains.
Yes. Current Tayron derivatives use a DSG automatic transmission, although the number of gears varies by powertrain.
Selected petrol derivatives are available with Volkswagen’s 4MOTION all-wheel-drive system. Availability depends on trim and engine.
The eTSI is a mild hybrid that uses electrical assistance to support the petrol engine. It does not need to be plugged in and cannot cover substantial distances using electric power alone.
The eHybrid has a larger battery that can be externally charged and can complete many everyday journeys using electric power.
Volkswagen states that Tayron eHybrid models can travel more than 100km using electric power. Selected configurations can achieve up to approximately 126km or 78 miles under official testing. Actual range will depend on the derivative, temperature, speed, driving style and use of cabin heating or air conditioning.
The eHybrid supports AC charging at up to 11kW and DC rapid charging at up to 50kW. Under suitable conditions, a DC charge from approximately 0–80% can take around 25–30 minutes.
It can continue using its petrol engine when the usable battery charge is depleted, but regular charging is necessary to achieve its best efficiency and maximise electric driving.
The Tayron eHybrid may be attractive to company-car drivers because its low official emissions and useful electric range can produce a lower Benefit-in-Kind tax rate than petrol or diesel versions. Suitability depends on access to charging and individual tax circumstances.
The five-seat eHybrid offers approximately 705 litres. Seven-seat models provide around 345 litres with all seats raised and up to 850 litres when the third row is folded.
The third row is best suited to children, teenagers or occasional adult journeys. The first and second rows are more appropriate for taller adults travelling longer distances.
Yes. The Tayron provides ISOFIX child-seat mounting points, although their number and position should be confirmed against the individual vehicle specification.
Yes. Towing capacity varies by powertrain and derivative. Selected models can tow substantial braked trailers, but the exact plated capacity must be checked before ordering.
Life provides a strong standard specification, including large digital displays, keyless entry and a reversing camera. Match adds features such as an Area View camera system and further comfort and styling equipment.
Style focuses on comfort and interior luxury, including heated and massaging seats and ambient lighting. R‑Line introduces sportier styling, larger alloy wheels and R‑Line interior details.
R‑Line is principally a sport-inspired trim. Performance depends on the selected engine, with more powerful petrol and 272PS plug-in hybrid versions available on selected R‑Line derivatives.
Yes. Personal Contract Hire allows eligible private customers to lease a Tayron for an agreed term and mileage with an initial rental followed by fixed monthly payments.
Yes. Business Contract Hire may be available to limited companies, partnerships, sole traders and other eligible organisations, subject to status and finance approval.
A maintenance package can often be added for an additional monthly payment. Depending on the agreement, it may cover scheduled servicing, maintenance, replacement tyres and certain wear-related items.
An excess-mileage charge will normally apply for every mile above the contracted allowance. The rate will be shown in the lease agreement.
Nationwide mainland UK delivery is available with many MPH lease offers, subject to supplier conditions, vehicle availability and the delivery location.