Subaru's US subsidiary estimates that only eight such vehicles were shipped to dealers. The lower control arm in these vehicles locates the front wheel, letting it move up and down while keeping the wheel aligned with the rest of the…
The worldwide recall now numbers more than four million vehicles, of which the Atlas and Tiguan are listed with 239,202 units by the Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt. As per Germany's Federal Motor Transport Authority, the subject bolt can easily break, leaving the driver without…
Get important updates directly from NationPath India. Essential context before you continue reading Volkswagen Group is recalling around 2.86 million Volkswagen and Audi vehicles worldwide over a corrosion-related steering risk. The affected vehicles include several Volkswagen models built between 2013 and 2024 and…
Well, it seems the road transport department (JPJ) has spoken first this time. It has announced a temporary suspension on the Chery Omoda 5’s vehicle type approval (VTA), thereby halting new registrations of the model until the technical investigation is…
The classic puzzle video game “Tetris” is making its North American debut as an in-vehicle entertainment offering through a partnership involving Volkswagen of America, gaming platform AirConsole and The Tetris Company. The companies are demonstrating the new gaming experience this…
Anthony Cliquot, CEO of N-Dream, the company behind AirConsole. The showcase builds on AirConsole's recent expansion with Volkswagen, which introduced AirConsole in-vehicle gaming to select model year 2027 Volkswagen vehicles in the U.S. — including the Atlas, Atlas Cross Sport, Tiguan, Golf GTI,…
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AirConsole, Volkswagen and The Tetris Company bring multiplayer Tetris to the 2027 Atlas at New York Comic Con, where the car’s ambient lighting reacts to every cleared line. The 2027 Volkswagen Atlas in its Tetris and AirConsole livery New York Comic Con…
The Atlas is Volkswagen admitting what American families actually want. After years of trying to sell Europe-sized cars to a country of long highways and big cupholders, VW built a full-size three-row SUV specifically for the United States, assembled at its plant in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and launched for the 2018 model year. It was boxy, roomy and refreshingly unpretentious, and it quickly became one of the brand's most important products in North America.
The Atlas earned praise for a genuinely usable third row, a huge cargo hold and a calm, predictable ride. The early V6 felt dated and thirsty, and the interior plastics drew complaints, so a substantial refresh brought a turbocharged four-cylinder, a more upscale cabin and new screens. The two-row Atlas Cross Sport joined as a sleeker sibling for buyers who wanted the size without the extra seats. Volkswagen has also used the Atlas to showcase in-car gaming, letting parked passengers play Tetris on the screen.
In the three-row arena it squares off against the Honda Pilot, Toyota Grand Highlander, Hyundai Palisade, Kia Telluride and Chevrolet Traverse, a brutally competitive group. The Atlas tends to win on space and lose on fuel economy and reliability perception, and it has no hybrid answer to rivals that now offer one. Recent news includes a large steering-related recall shared with the Tiguan. This page follows the Atlas through updates, recalls, reviews and the next generation of Volkswagen's American family hauler.
Volkswagen's big three-row SUV built in Tennessee for American families, a roomy, straightforward hauler with a coupe-like Cross Sport sibling.
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