Everyone loves SUVs but if you’re looking for something really practical, then you might consider an MPV (Multi-Purpose Vehicle) or people carrier. Especially great if you have a growing family, an MPV is the ultimate car for carrying your little ones.
As MPVs go, the Volkswagen Touran is relatively compact but is capable of carrying up to 7 people in comfort. Find out more about the car and the great range of Volkswagen Touran lease deals available below.
Highly practical.
7 seats as standard.
Sophisticated interior.
Volkswagen leasing with Vanarama lets you drive a brand-new car for less, making fixed monthly payments throughout the duration of your contract (you’ll choose how long your contract is).
Once your deal ends, return the car back to us, without the worry of depreciation costs or a balloon payment.
To start your Volkswagen Touran lease deal, just choose your model and let us know your preferred annual mileage and upfront payment. Once your contract’s finalised, we’ll deliver the car for free – it couldn’t be simpler. To find out more about how contract hire works, take a look at our easy-to-understand guide to car leasing.
MPVs are some of the most practical cars on the market. Shaped to offer the most interior space for both people and luggage, the Touran sticks to the typical MPV formula while also managing to not be oversized.
There are 7 seats and plenty of space – and because it's based on a previous version of the Volkswagen Golf, the Touran's economical engines and technology have a proven pedigree. Packed with the latest connectivity tech to satisfy the whole family, a wide range of optional safety features also ensures your precious cargo is looked after.
MPVs really are some of the most practical cars on the market – and the Touran scores highly here. There’s plenty of room for adults to get comfortable in the front or the back. The third row might be more of a squeeze for adults but a great choice for children, who may also be able to access those rear-most seats more easily.
The boot is a very modest 137 litres with all seven seats in place. All the rear seats fold to create a totally flat floor – and if you need to transport longer items, folding the front passenger seat creates a load length of 2.7 metres. Inside, there are 2 cupholders in the front, a centre armrest with storage compartment, cubbies in the roof console, as well as 1.5-litre bottle pockets in the front and 1-litre pockets in the rear.
Volkswagen has slimmed the Touran engine range right down, which makes choosing between them easy. There are 2, and both have 150hp – with the 1.5-litre petrol having cylinder deactivation. This shuts off 2 cylinders under light engine loads to save fuel, and results in an official economy figure of up to 49.6mpg. The 2.0-litre diesel is capable of up to 53.3mpg on independent tests.
All Volkswagen Touran models come in 5-door MPV form and have 7 seats.
Trim Levels Available: SE, SE Family, SEL, R-Line
Entry level Volkswagen Touran models come with adaptive cruise control, air conditioning, auto lights and wipers, front and rear parking sensors, and privacy glass.
While SUVs are popular, MPVs are still and undoubtedly practical family car with lots of room on offer.. The Volkswagen Touran’s most direct rival is the BMW 2 Series Gran Tourer, which also has seven seats. The Mercedes-Benz B-Class is another small MPV, but it only has five seats.
The Citroen Berlingo, Peugeot Rifter and Vauxhall Combo Life ranges all feature models with seven seats, but as these are derived from vans, they feel a little less car-like than the Touran – which has been designed as a car from the outset. Unlike the Touran, these also offer the option of electric power, with up to 174 miles of range, so you may want to consider the cars as an alternative if economy is your priority.
Yes. Despite being a similar size to a Golf, this relatively compact MPV packs in seven seats.
With the rear seats in position, the Touran offers 137 litres of boot space. That’s with all seven seats in place and there will be considerably more if the most rearward two are folded into the floor. With all five back seats folded down, the 1,857 litres essentially turns the Touran into a compact van.
If you’re considering a Volkswagen Touran lease deal, you’re spoilt for choice in terms of trims available. The Touran range starts with the SE, before the SE Family adds useful kit such as electrically operated rear door child locks, electronic voice amplification function for drivers, and a panoramic sunroof. Touran SELs have climate control and a more luxurious finish, while R-Line models look and feel the most sporty inside.
Rear parking sensors with an audible warning and infotainment display are standard on all Touran lease models. A rear-view camera is optional on all models.
A total of seven seats, all in a compact shape not much longer than a Volkswagen Golf Estate, is impressive and even adults won’t be too uncomfortable in the third row.
To increase boot space, those most rearward two also fold into the floor when not needed. Optional add-ons for increased practicality include an elastic luggage net to keep things secure when on the move and a hands-free tailgate opening system.
Offering the practicality of an MPV, a Volksawagen Touran lease is the perfect choice. Their simple, square shape has space for maximum versatility and the Touran’s seven seats means there’s space for all the family and everything that comes with them. Proven Volkswagen engines and technology also add to the Touran’s undeniable family appeal.
Leasing a Volkswagen Touran with Vanarama is the a smart way to upgrade what you drive with none of the fuss. Our Price Promise* means you’ll get the very best price on your deal, while there’s also no hidden fees and extra protection should the worst happen. Rated Excellent on TrustPilot, we can help you find your perfect Volkswagen Touran lease deal today.
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