Back to Atlas

Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport 2027

The 2027 Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport retains the formula that separates it from the regular Atlas: a shorter body, five seats and a more steeply raked rear roof. It targets buyers who want Atlas scale without a third row.

Have you spotted this car?Scan it: your photo enriches this page and helps the community.
Scan this car

History

The Atlas Cross Sport appeared as the two-row derivative of the North American Atlas. The 2027 model remains identifiable as an evolution of the current phase, with market-specific exterior trim.

Latest scans

Photos added by the community for this page.

0 photos

Editorial photos

Manufacturer press photos, relayed by ScanRacer until the community shoots this car.

6 photos
© Volkswagen of America
© Volkswagen of America
© Volkswagen of America
© Volkswagen of America
© Volkswagen of America
© Volkswagen of America

Technical data

Official technical data for the Atlas Cross Sport, matched precisely to this version and model year.

Combustion engine

Layout
2.0-litre turbocharged inline-four
Displacement
1,984 cm³
Fuel
Gasoline

Drivetrain

Transmission
8-speed automatic
Drive type
Front-wheel drive or 4Motion all-wheel drive

Dimensions and volumes

Doors / seats
5 / 5

Source: Volkswagen of America

Anecdotes

The clearest difference is behind the rear doors: the rear window is more steeply raked and the overhang shorter than on the seven-seat Atlas. A broad grille, front light bar and horizontal rear lighting emphasize its width.

Production

This page documents the 2027 model year using Volkswagen of America imagery and release material. Equipment, colors and specifications may vary by trim.

Evolution

The 2027 model year continues the second phase of the Atlas Cross Sport without changing its purpose: offering the footprint of the Atlas in a five-seat body. The changes concern the exterior presentation aimed at the North American market, where the wide grille, the front light bar and the horizontal rear light band emphasise the vehicle’s visual width.

Variants

The Atlas Cross Sport differs from the Atlas through its two-row body and its sloping rear roofline with a shorter overhang. Trim levels and powertrains depend on the North American market: exact output figures and drivetrain types should be checked trim by trim with Volkswagen of America.

References