Well wondering if green will be popular - VW are offering the Taigo in a green colour unique for the model called Visual Green. This can be specced with a Visual Green design pack that brings a green insert for the dash and contrast green stitching around the cabin.

Unfortunately it seems to be happenning here to, latest report from the Guardian:

UK petrol prices at highest level since 2013, with more rises expected

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The brand’s 1.0-litre TSI three-cylinder turbocharged petrol unit will make up the bulk of the line-up, with 94bhp and 108bhp variants on offer - the former mated to a five-speed manual as standard and the latter a six-speed manual. A seven-speed DSG dual-clutch automatic will be offered on the 108b...

The Taigo’s design is characterised by strong proportions, with the silhouette like that of a coupé being particularly striking with the C pillar slanting well forward. Inspired by SUV coupés in higher vehicle classes, this makes the Taigo unique in its sector.

The Taigo is slightly longer and slightly wider than the brand’s T-Cross SUV, but with a more sloping roof rear headroom could be impacted compared with its boxier sibling. However, the car’s 438-litre boot means the Taigo should offer a strong level of practicality. The T-Cross offers up to 455 lit...

Four trim levels have been outlined, although it's not yet confirmed whether all of these will be part of the UK line-up. The base car will be fitted with a high level of kit as standard, including a digital dash, a 6.5-inch touchscreen infotainment system featuring smartphone connectivity, LED head...

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Yes I have a few interior pictures now:

The stage is set for a new body shape from the Volkswagen brand: With the new compact crossover Taigo, Volkswagen is launching an SUV coupé on the European market for the first time. The front-wheel drive Taigo is a real crowd-pleaser with its trendy crossover body style, raised seating positions, p...

Spy photographers have spotted a prototype of the Volkswagen Taigo out in the open in Germany with no camouflage whatsoever, revealing an (almost) identical styling to its South American sibling the Nivus. The Taigo has LED headlights, which will be standard, as Volkswagen has previously confirmed, ...

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