As we inch closer to 2025, Volkswagen continues to elevate its game, blending innovation, style and performance across its lineup. From sleek sedans to versatile SUVs, VW has introduced a range of updates and new features that will captivate car enthusiasts and everyday drivers alike.
Volkswagen, a brand renowned for its innovation and commitment to passenger safety, has once again elevated the bar with its 2024 Volkswagen Atlas and 2024 Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport models by earning the prestigious 2023 Top Safety Pick + honors from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS).
Both the 2024 Volkswagen Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport were unveiled at the Chicago Auto Show this week. The refreshed seven – and five seaters offer enhanced technology, upgraded interior designs and materials, and a livelier powertrain.
It wasn't too long ago when Volkswagen introduced the Volkswagen Atlas into their large SUV lineup. A few years later, the automaker brought a smaller version into the mix – the Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport. While the Cross Sport is closely related to the Atlas (similar names, after all), there are still several significant differences between the two, which can certainly be a help when deciding which SUV is best for you.
Volkswagen happens to be the largest automaker in the entire world, so as one can imagine, the brand has a great lineup of Volkswagen SUVs. And similar to other brands, they also offer an electric crossover SUV that more and more shoppers are seeking out. Here, we have an overview of all Volkswagen SUVs for the 2023 model year.
Both winter and the new year are in full swing – what better time to get into a brand new SUV? There are many reasons why the new 2021 Volkswagen Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport are great for the winter months. In fact, here are 5 that we can give you: 1. Excellent Safety Ratings…
When it comes down to safety, both the Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport have shown safety is a top priority. For the 2020 and 2021 model year, both SUVs received the highest overall safety rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The NHTSA, which runs the government’s New Car Assessment…
Americans have found themselves on the road far more this summer, mainly due to the ongoing pandemic. In fact, AAA predicts an estimated 683 million road trips from July to September. As a result, many drivers have been looking to buy accessories that they may have overlooked before. Senior Manager of Performance and…
