Meet Volkswagen's New SUV: 100% Developed and Manufactured in Brazil, Ready to Revolutionize the Market

Meet Volkswagen’s New SUV: 100% Developed and Manufactured in Brazil, Ready to Revolutionize the Market

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 12/09/2024 at 05:53

Updated on 12/09/2024 at 06:02

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The New Volkswagen SUV Is Completely Developed and Manufactured in Brazil. Discover All the Details About This Model That Promises to Conquer the Streets

Volkswagen Brazil chose Rock in Rio, the biggest music festival in the world, to present a launch that promises to be a milestone in the brand’s history. At an event that mixes music and innovation, the SUVW, Volkswagen’s SUV, is a completely new model that will mark the debut of an unprecedented segment for the company in the Brazilian market.

The SUVW, which will hit the market in 2025, is part of the offensive of 16 new products that Volkswagen plans to launch by 2028. The model will join the SUVW Family, which already includes the New T-Cross, Nivus, Taos, and Tiguan. With this lineup, Volkswagen has established itself as the sales leader in the SUV segment in Brazil.

Ciro Possobom, CEO of Volkswagen Brazil, expressed his excitement about the new model: “Rock in Rio is the right place to celebrate icons. Today is the day we start the reveal of a new pop icon from Volkswagen, which will take to the streets of Brazil and the world soon. A car 100% developed and produced in Brazil, which is set to be another historic milestone in this true love affair between Volkswagen and Brazilians.”

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SUVW – A Technological Teaser

To further spark the public’s curiosity, Volkswagen presented a technological teaser of the SUVW. The model is wrapped in an LED glass dome, a technology that combines transparency and brightness with holographic effects.

This presentation allows the public to see only the first details of the new SUV, such as the signature of the headlights, taillights, and the side silhouette. The aim is to gradually reveal the car, increasing anticipation until its official launch.

Interaction and Engagement

The Volkswagen booth at Rock in Rio is designed to be one of the festival’s main attractions. Located in front of the Palco Mundo, the space will feature the SUVW on display, protected by LED glass, allowing visitors to sneak a peek at some details of the new model.

In addition, a creative activation will allow the public to participate in a fun dynamic: guessing a name for the SUVW, with the condition that suggestions must be “wrong” and limited to five letters.

To further engage the brand’s fans, Volkswagen launched an interactive campaign on social media. Starting September 11, Volkswagen’s profiles on Instagram and Facebook will be promoting an activity where VW Lovers can suggest names for the new SUVW.

Participants must create names of up to five letters and, with the help of Artificial Intelligence (AI), some of these names will be transformed into animations and published on social media, tagging the author of the suggestion.

The German company did not reveal just the new Volkswagen SUV. During the booth at Rock in Rio, the Golf GTI Mk8.5 from the eighth generation was also presented. To read the full article, simply access the link.

Meet Volkswagen’s New SUV: 100% Developed and Manufactured in Brazil, Ready to Revolutionize the Market

The New Volkswagen SUV Is Completely Developed and Manufactured in Brazil. Discover All the Details About This Model That Promises to Conquer the Streets

SUVW – A Technological Teaser

Interaction and Engagement

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Meet Volkswagen’s New SUV: 100% Developed and Manufactured in Brazil, Ready to Revolutionize the Market

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