With 14 SUVs In The Lineup, Volkswagen Says It Has Enough...For Now

The German maker has 14 SUVs in its range globally, up from two just a few years ago. Although Welsch wouldn’t go so far as to confirm there would be no more, he said the brand has ample numbers for its need.

“I don’t think [the growth in SUVs] is over, but we have enough. We do not need 10 more. We have to take care. We must have a portfolio that is efficient as a volume player.
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cidflekken - 4/20/2020 3:02:28 PM

+4 Boost

I'd actually be very interested in the Atlas Sport once they get a Red Line version with the V-6. Hopefully that will also mean some of that hard plastic on the console is gone, which is appalling.

cidflekken - 4/20/2020 5:03:11 PM

+5 Boost

Sorry, they do have an R-line version for the V-6. VW's website is odd. But it's still not powerful enough. pass.

trboaccord - 4/21/2020 12:10:11 PM

0 Boost

VW has only built V6 R-Line trims in the Cross Sport right now. I have a Pure Gray SEL R-Line right now and I absolutely Love it!!

MDarringer - 4/20/2020 4:31:01 PM

+1 Boost

14 SUVs, but crossovercrazy USA has two: Tigunaishia and Atlast (two versions).

carsnyc - 4/20/2020 8:32:34 PM

+3 Boost

VW can’t touch the Koreans. It’s a different world now.

MDarringer - 4/20/2020 9:35:34 PM

0 Boost

VW has lost.

trboaccord - 4/21/2020 12:11:20 PM

-1 Boost

VW is just getting started. They will continue to improve on their already excellent portfolio starting with the I.D 4. We will see a resurgence of VW as a brand in the U.S. just watch

MDarringer - 4/21/2020 12:38:36 PM

+2 Boost

The Tiguan and Atlas are class-trailing with glowing check engine lights standard. Where is this excellence?

mini22 - 4/21/2020 5:47:27 PM

+2 Boost

People will still by them cause their SUV's. They need a bit more spread in size. Compared to Hyundai and Kia VW models are limited in the US. They seem afraid to jump into the small CUV market here. Don't know why.

ctsang - 4/23/2020 11:15:47 AM

+2 Boost

trust no dieselgate automaker