New Arteon to Have Virtual World Premiere on June 24

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Volkswagen’s dynamic four-door fastback to be updated and launched in second body type as Arteon Shooting Brake.

The Arteon is Volkswagen’s Gran Turismo – avant-garde, full of energy, and efficient. Volkswagen is now giving a first preview towards the new Arteon. Alongside the classic Gran Turismo, a second product line variant will also be available in the future as a Shooting Brake. This model is both dynamic and elegant and impresses with the flexible concept of an estate.

“With the Arteon Shooting Brake, we have created a new balance between speed, power, and space,” said Klaus Bischoff, Head of Volkswagen Group Design.

Volkswagen will introduce a major update of the model line for the debut of the two Arteon versions. In the vehicle interior, the Arteon will be given a completely new cockpit environment to match the exclusive charisma of these models. Integrated here: the latest modular infotainment matrix (MIB3) systems to ensure the best possible connectivity. From a technological perspective, the drive range has been realigned, too.

 

‘With the Arteon Shooting Brake, we have created a new balance between speed, power, and space.’

 

All engines feature high levels of efficiency as well as low emissions and powerful torque. This maximum efficiency is achieved by innovative, future-oriented engine and emissions technologies. Furthermore, intelligent assist systems will also be introduced in this avant-garde model line. One example: thanks to “Travel Assist”, highly assisted driving – within the system limits – will be possible in the new Arteon models for the first time if required. Designed particularly with long-distance journeys in mind, these Volkswagen models will take over steering, acceleration, and braking up to speeds of 210 km/h – under the control of the driver.

The world premiere and detailed information about the Arteon and Arteon Shooting Brake will follow later this month.

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