Volkswagen is in the final steps for the presentation of the new generation of the Amarok. There are several details that were already revealed such as the number of versionslas possible enginesor the disclosures of some images in teaser format of the exterior and interior.
if you know it will be first cousin of the Ford Ranger what will be manufactured in Argentina from next year (las spare parts in Pacheco have already started), but in turn, there are several components, added to design issues that will be exclusive to the Wolfsburg firm’s pick-up.
Con confirmed submission date, new unofficial data has now been revealed such as the suitability of the next truck for work or recreational tasks. As Cars Guide pointed out, the towing capacity will be 3.5 tons, while the load capacity will be 1.2.
“Pick-ups are true wonders of transportationso in many regions of the world it is unimaginable not to have them as cargo carriers, whether in the commercial sector or for people with great hobbies,” Volkswagen said.
“Depending on the model and specifications, large loads of up to 1.2 tonnes can be accommodated in the rear in the cargo box of the new Amarok. can now also be produced a maximum towing capacity of 3.5 tons through more configurations that combine engine-box (gearbox)”.
Another point to take into account is the silhouette of the next truck of the European brand, because in this new generation it is likely that the single cab versions will disappear to be offered exclusively with a double cab.
A point that will be talked about after the presentation is the engine. For now, it’s known that It will have a V6 propellant, since in the recent image released by the company it was possible to see the identification of the impeller on the cover of the box.
The big question is this: What specifications will the next mechanic have? Although an expected new V6 engine, it is likely that there will be versions with the well-known 258 hp block.
In Argentina, will continue to produce the Amarok Ialthough announced investments to develop a new restyling (see how it would be).
