New details revealed of all-new VW Amarok ute

A larger range of drive systems and expanded array of driver assist features will land the new generation Amarok. Photo: VW

Volkswagen NZ Commercial Vehicles have released the highly anticipated Amarok to off-road test sites ahead of local public release in  2023. 

The Amarok has been developed in both Australia and Germany, ensuring its abilities both on and off-road across a range of terrains. A larger range of drive systems and an expanded array of driver-assist features will land the new generation Amarok at the top of the utility vehicle segment. 

“As the vehicles hit the road under camouflage in Europe, Kiwis can expect to be impressed by the striking new design,” says the general manager of Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles New Zealand, Kevin Richards. 

“For the new generation, we have significantly modified Amarok’s design. It is now unambiguously more expressive and substantially more impressive – truly a dynamic and solid silhouette,” says  Richards. 

“The Amarok is already much loved by Kiwis, and the refined aesthetic is expected to attract more fans  and attention, without compromising its hard-working reputation.” 

Boasting not only an impressive exterior, but the significantly modified design also delivers more double cab space, a longer body, and towing capacity for daily use, while less overhang and greater fording depth increase the new generation Amarok’s off-roading capabilities. 

Preconfigured driving modes allow drivers to take on practically any challenge they encounter big or small in their everyday routines, with more than 30 driver-assist systems – 20 of which are new to the  Amarok – mean adventures are tackled in the safest way possible. 

Available with four cylinders and a V6, there will a model to suit every need including the all-new ‘Pan Americana’ for off-road and the ‘Aventura’ for predominantly on-road use.

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