Volkswagen has refreshed the 2025 VW Taos, making notable improvements to this subcompact SUV while keeping its starting price reasonable at $26,420. In this latest model, the Taos boasts more power, a sleeker design, and upgraded technology, offering a more competitive edge in the crowded SUV market. Despite the enhanced features, Volkswagen has managed to lower the price for certain trim levels, making this refresh even more appealing to budget-conscious buyers.
One of the biggest criticisms of previous Taos models was its lack of power, especially when compared to rivals like the Kia Seltos and Mazda CX-30. While the Taos was praised for its spacious cabin and smooth automatic transmission, its performance lagged behind.
Volkswagen has addressed this issue in the 2025 version by equipping it with a more powerful 1.5-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder engine. This new engine delivers 174 horsepower, placing it among the stronger contenders in the subcompact SUV segment and making the driving experience more dynamic and enjoyable.
In addition to its performance upgrade, the 2025 VW Taos gets a fresh new look. The front of the vehicle now features an EV-inspired design, highlighted by a wide light bar that gives the SUV a more modern and aggressive stance. Inside, the cabin sees an upgrade as well, including the introduction of a ChatGPT-enabled virtual assistant. This new feature enhances the driving experience by providing more intuitive voice commands and improved connectivity.
Volkswagen has adjusted the pricing for the 2025 Taos, but interestingly, not all trims have seen a price increase. While some versions of the SUV are now priced higher, others have actually become more affordable. Every Taos comes with a standard $1,425 destination fee, and buyers can choose between front-wheel drive (FWD) and Volkswagen’s 4Motion all-wheel-drive (AWD) system, depending on their preference for handling and traction.
The 2025 VW Taos emerges as a well-rounded and more powerful subcompact SUV, addressing previous shortcomings while introducing new design and tech features. With prices that remain competitive and, in some cases, lower, it’s poised to attract both new buyers and loyal Volkswagen fans looking for an upgrade.
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