Volkswagen Tiguan Allspace Rental in Dubai
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If you've outgrown five seats but a full-size SUV feels like too much car, the stretched Tiguan is the middle ground. You can rent a Volkswagen Tiguan Allspace in Dubai with us and have it delivered to your hotel, villa, or the office at no extra charge. The Allspace is the longer version of the regular Tiguan, with a third row folded into the floor for the days you actually need it. The cabin and the drive carry over, so you keep the classy Volkswagen interior and the easy road manners. This page is really about one decision: whether the extra row earns its keep for you, or whether you should size up or down instead.
What the third row actually does
The Allspace adds roughly 11cm of length over the standard Tiguan and slots two extra seats into the back. Be honest with yourself about who sits there. Those rear seats are sized for children, or for adults on a short hop across town. For a 20-minute run from a Marina apartment to a restaurant in JBR with two extra kids aboard, they're genuinely useful. For three rows of grown-ups heading to Abu Dhabi for the day, they aren't.
The middle row slides fore and aft, so you can trade legroom between rows two and three depending on who's in the car. With kids in the back, push the middle bench forward and everyone has enough room. That flexibility is the whole point of the Allspace, and it's what the regular Tiguan can't give you.
Boot space, and why five-seat mode is the smart setting
Here's the part most people miss. The Allspace is at its best as a five-seater. Fold the third row flat, which is its normal resting state, and you get a deep, square boot of around 700 litres. That swallows a full week of luggage for four, a couple of large cases and the soft bags, with room to spare for a stroller or the airport trolley run from DXB.
Raise all seven seats and the boot shrinks to roughly 230 litres. That's enough for a few backpacks or the weekly shop, not a holiday's worth of suitcases. So the realistic way to use this car is five seats and a big boot most of the time, with the third row up only when the extra passengers turn up. If you genuinely need seven seats and full luggage at once, that's your signal to look elsewhere.
Allspace versus the standard Tiguan, and versus the Teramont
We rent all three sizes, so this is the comparison that matters. Pick the standard five-seat Tiguan if you never carry more than four people. It's slightly shorter, a touch easier in tight mall parking, and you lose nothing in cabin quality. The Allspace only makes sense if the occasional fifth and sixth seat is a real need rather than a nice-to-have.
Step up to the Teramont if your third row carries adults regularly. The Teramont is a bigger SUV with a back row that grown-ups can actually live in on a longer drive, plus the boot to match. The trade is size and thirst. The Allspace is the family-friendly compromise: car-like to drive and park, with seats you deploy now and then. Choose by who's in row three. Kids and short trips point to the Allspace. Adults and distance point to the Teramont.
How it drives, and where it doesn't belong
On the road the Allspace is calm and composed. The turbocharged petrol engine has enough pull for confident overtakes on Sheikh Zayed Road, and the cabin stays quiet at a steady highway cruise. The air conditioning copes with a July afternoon without drama, which matters when you've loaded the family in at midday. Both front-wheel-drive and 4Motion all-wheel-drive versions exist, and 4Motion adds grip on wet ramps and loose ground.
What it isn't is an off-roader. The Allspace is a road SUV with modest ground clearance. It'll handle a graded track or a beach car park, but it has no business on the soft dunes around Al Qudra or a rocky wadi in Hatta. Want to go properly off-road on a desert weekend? Rent a body-on-frame 4x4 and leave the Allspace for the school run and the highway. Used as the family road car it's meant to be, it's a quietly excellent choice.
Getting one from us
We deliver the Allspace to you and collect it when you're done, anywhere in Dubai. The Salik tag is fitted, so the toll gates on Sheikh Zayed Road and Al Khail are handled automatically and settled against your booking. Tell us at the handover whether you'll mostly run it as a five-seater or expect a full house, and we'll set the seats and walk you through the folding mechanism before you drive off.
FAQ — Common Questions Answered.
Can adults sit in the third row of the Tiguan Allspace?
Adults can sit back there, but only comfortably for short trips. The third row is sized mainly for children, so a quick run across Dubai is fine while a long drive to Abu Dhabi is not. Slide the middle bench forward and you free up usable knee room for the back. If adults will use row three often, the larger Teramont is the better rental.
How much luggage fits with all seven seats up?
With the third row raised you have around 230 litres, which covers a few backpacks, soft bags, or a grocery run, not a stack of suitcases. Fold that row flat and the boot opens up to roughly 700 litres, easily enough for a week away for four. Most renters use the Allspace as a five-seater with the big boot and only raise the back seats when extra passengers arrive. If you need seven people and full luggage together, choose a bigger SUV.
Should I rent the Tiguan Allspace or the standard Tiguan?
Rent the standard Tiguan if you never carry more than four passengers, since it's a little shorter and easier to park while keeping the same cabin. Choose the Allspace when you occasionally need a fifth and sixth seat, because the extra length buys you that third row and a slightly bigger maximum boot. The driving experience is much the same, so the decision comes down to passenger count. Pay only for the seats you'll actually use.
Is the Tiguan Allspace any good off-road in the desert?
It's not built for serious off-roading, so keep it on the road. The Allspace is a road-focused SUV with limited ground clearance, fine for graded tracks and beach parking but unsuited to soft dunes or rocky wadis. If you want a desert weekend in Hatta or the Al Qudra dunes, ask us about a proper 4x4 instead. Treat the Allspace as a highway and city family car and it'll serve you well.
What do I need to rent it and how are Salik tolls handled?
You'll need a valid driving licence, and visitors should bring their passport and an International Driving Permit alongside their home licence. UAE residents can drive on their local licence. The car comes with a Salik tag already fitted, so toll gates are charged automatically and reconciled against your booking. We deliver and collect across Dubai, so you can have the Allspace dropped at the airport, your hotel, or your home.