Volkswagen has unveiled plans for a new compact SUV positioned below the Taigun in its global lineup. This upcoming model, slated for a debut next year, will initially be introduced in Brazil.
The SUV will be approximately four meters long and will utilize the MQB A0 platform, a versatile architecture designed specifically for emerging markets. This platform has been instrumental in underpinning a wide range of Volkswagen models worldwide, including the Polo, Nivus, and T-Cross.
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Internally codenamed the “Volkswagen A0 SUV,” this new model is expected to be christened the “Volkswagen Yeh” upon its official launch. A prototype of the SUV is set to make its debut in Brazil in the near future.
Based on the MQB A0 platform, the Volkswagen A0 SUV will share its underpinnings with several other Volkswagen and Skoda models, including the Taigun, Virtus, Kushaq, Slavia, and the forthcoming Kylaq. This platform is characterized by its adaptability and efficiency, making it well-suited for emerging market conditions.
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The A0 SUV will feature a wheelbase of approximately 2.5 meters and is likely to exhibit a coupe-like roofline, distinguishing it from the more upright profile of the Taigun. The SUV’s design will incorporate elements seen in newer Volkswagen models, such as a slimmer grille, a taller bumper, and connected tail lamps.
While specific details regarding the powertrain, technology, and features are yet to be disclosed, the prototype’s unveiling is expected to shed more light on these aspects. As Volkswagen continues to expand its SUV lineup, the A0 SUV promises to offer a compelling option for customers seeking a compact, stylish, and feature-rich vehicle.
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