Volkswagen Taos Accessories & Parts

All-new for the U.S., the Volkswagen Taos marks the automaker’s entry into the growing subcompact-SUV market. Although it is the smallest VW SUV, it is surprisingly spacious inside with a roomy rear seat. What’s more, there is a sizable cargo hold, which makes the 2022 Volkswagen Taos a good choice for not only city commuters but also those drivers who make long-distance trips on a regular basis or not. Those owners who need even more storage space can go with roof racks from the aftermarket. There are lots of them varying in their type and design to meet the different needs of buyers. From cargo boxes to bike racks, whatever your need you will find the right product in our selection of Volkswagen Taos accessories and parts.

The new offering from Volkswagen features short overhangs along with a sculpted hood that gives it a dynamic and sporty stance. The square wheel arches make it look muscular. Up front, the Taos sports LED headlights and a three-bar grille. The vehicle sits on 17-inch wheels by default. 18- and 19-inchers are available as an option. Owners can further replace them with aftermarket ones to make their vehicle more unique and special. The finest custom rims and tires along with many other parts and accessories are gathered here. Just take your time and browse through our catalog of Volkswagen Taos parts and accessories to choose the right ones for your needs. Inside, the vehicle looks similar to other SUVs from the automaker. The interior is spartan by design. Broad horizontal lines run across the dashboard harmonizing with those of the exterior.

The base model comes with a 6.5-inch touchscreen. However, the Taos can also be had with an 8.0-inch unit. There is also plenty of available creature comforts such as dual-zone automatic climate control, heated front seats, etc. Motivation comes from the automaker’s new 1.5-liter four-cylinder engine that is aided by a turbocharger to make 159 horses. The Taos is offered with both front- and all-wheel drive. FWD versions have an automatic transmission with eight speeds, while AWD ones come with a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic. The above-mentioned models also have suspension differences. To wit, the front-wheel-drive Taos features a torsion-beam setup on the rear, while the model with an all-wheel-drive system uses a more advanced multilink design. On the safety side of things, the vehicle is available with an IQ. Drive suite that includes blind-spot monitors, automatic emergency braking, etc.