It opens on July 7, but VW mightn’t resist sharing several previews of the new Volkswagen Amarok.
La pick-up Volkswagen Amarok It will debut its second generation worldwide in regarding a month, but that has not stopped it from keeping the public informed regarding the news. A new teaser reveals the rear design.
Previously the brand had announced the versions to be offered in the range of the renewed truck and the engines that will be available. Then he talked regarding the Matrix LED technology who will have his outdoor lighting system.
Another important news that was released is that the second generation model will take longer than expected to reach Latin America. Well the Amarok actual will continue to be manufactured for 10 more years at the Volkswagen plant in Argentina.
At the rear of the new #Amarokthe model’s name is embossed in large letters. A powerful design with a strong statement: The premium pickup from #VWCV is driving in front of you! But that’s just one of its many design and technology highlights. #WeTransportSuccessFreedomFuture pic.twitter.com/rySRmlnOkJ
— Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles (@VWCV_official) June 3, 2022
Volkswagen Amarok: rear view
The new Volkswagen Amarok looks look stronger than its predecessor, or at least the light applied to the photograph makes it look that way. Just as on his forehead, he launches a new led light set with a design of thin vertical strips.
Another novelty that is obvious is the embossed and large font from the word “Amarok”. The brand badge is still in the center of the door. rear bumper too looks bulkier and of course it will give more resistance to the pick-up.
Undoubtedly the revealing fact is the emblem “V6” which confirms that it will be equipped with the same engine offered by Ford Ranger (related). Intended for the top-of-the-range model, it will have an all-wheel drive system. Also discussed was the ability to 1.2 ton load and 3.5 ton towing.
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Jessica Paola Vera Garcia.
