The cabin ergonomics and variability system is already very impressive in the Volkswagen Cross Touran, however let us introduce even more useful possibilities in this family MPV.
The three second row seats that are arranged next to one another can be adjusted longitudinally folded together with just a few hand movements, removed or shifted laterally. Due to their relatively high positions, the seats also offer exceptional thigh support and as a result excellent comfort on long journeys.
There are pockets and folding tables including a cup holder in the back of the driver and front passenger seats. Then the middle seat in the 2nd row can be used as a table. There are storage bins in the floor in front of the second row seats and under the front seats, as well as large sized storage bins in the doors. The front passenger seatback may also be folded down completely, making it possible to transport long objects like window blinds, small tables, home curtain rails and even knock down furniture.
The third seating row when needed is easy to separately fold out each of the two full-size individual seats from the cargo area floor with just a few hand movements. In the lowered state, the cargo floor height is just seven centimetres more than without the third row of seats.
Optimal space utilisation in the Volkswagen Touran also extends to the boot space. Storage compartments in the side walls of the cargo area and in the cargo floor can be used to secure numerous items. Even the warning triangle has a separate, storage compartment. For improved protection of cargo items of all types, the side walls of the boot space are upholstered with carpeting.
When all of the second row seats are removed and the third row seats are lowered, the maximum cargo capacity increases to 1,913 litres. This means that the VW Cross Touran owner will never have to face transport problems. And that is how it should be.
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