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The Volkswagen Taigun has marked the entry of the German carmaker in the highly competitive compact SUV segment. While the Taigun does make a strong case for itself, let's look at all the facts and figures to see where it stands against its rivals on paper.

The second-generation Honda BR-V continues to be a three-row offering, which makes it quite apt for the Indian market as well.

Citroen's next product for India will be the locally-made Citroen C3 premium hatchback, and ahead of its launch, a near-production model of the car has been spotted testing in India.

Volkswagen India has launched the Taigun compact SUV in the country and it comes with two turbo-petrol engines but there's a lot more that we finally get to know about the car.

With a 70 per cent market share in the EV segment, Tata Motors achieved a new milestone with over 10,000 electric vehicles sold in the country.

Volkswagen India has launched a special service value package for the new Taigun subcompact SUV, which starts at Rs. 21,999 for a period of 4 years.

Prices for the Volkswagen Taigun have been finally announced and while they aren't exactly aggressively, they do look competitive. Just how much? Let's compare the new Taigun with each of its rivals to find out.

Volkswagen offers the Taigun in 2 main options - Dynamic Line and Performance Line, which get the 1.0-litre TSI and 1.5-litre TSI engines, respectively. The former comes with 3 variants - Comfortline, Highline and Topline, and the latter offers two trim choices - GT and GT Plus.