DSG removed from new US-spec Volkswagen Taos. Instead of a conventional eight-speed automatic transmission is being used.
The removal of the seven-speed dual-clutch automatic DSG transmission from the new Volkswagen Taos is based on negative feedback the company received from former Taos owners. Reportedly, drivers did not like this transmission at all, and after a while, most of them started to think that there was a problem with their vehicles. That’s why the company chose to use a classic eight-speed automatic transmission in the 2025 Taos. A company official said about this decision, “American customers sometimes dislike DSG because it is unstable/unresponsive” he said. The DSG transmission system, which has been known for the problems it has caused to users for many years.is still among the systems that many drivers want to stay away from. Important news came for Volkswagen regarding Turkey today. Accordingly Volkswagen ID.Buzz Pro and Cargo models will go on sale in Turkey in October will come out. The ID.Buzz model, which has the brand’s iconic design and is produced on a fully electric vehicle platform, ID.Buzz Pro And ID. Buzz Cargo Stating that they will put their versions on sale in Turkey in October Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles General Manager Tolga Senyücelstated that they are targeting a wide customer base with the new ID.Buzz model and that they believe that this iconic model, which already has a wide fan base around the world, will be met with great appreciation in Turkey as well.
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In the meantime, another “electric” Volkswagen is still to come. An interview with journalist Emre Özpeynirci Gino Bottaro, General Manager of Volkswagen Passenger Cars, “We will be launching our first electric model in Turkey with the ID.4, which will arrive at the end of October..” He made a statement. If there is no huge change in the dollar exchange rate, will fall into the 10 percent SCT bracket said ID.4 (details here), depending on the price, may make a big splash in the Turkish market.