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Volkswagen is preparing significant updates for its line of SUVs in Brazil, bringing aesthetic and technological innovations to models such as the T-Cross, Tiguan and a new sports member, the Nivus GTS. These changes aim to maintain the brand's competitiveness in the growing SUV segment.
Volkswagen, after modernizing the Polo and Virtus, directs its focus to SUVs in Brazil. This segment, increasingly relevant in the automotive market, will see a series of updates and launches that promise to redefine Volkswagen's standard of quality and performance, models such as the T-Cross, Tiguan and the brand new Nivus.
T-Cross
The T-Cross, one of Volkswagen's best-selling compact SUVs, recently received a redesign in the European model. The new front grille with Matrix LED lighting and the redesign of the bumpers and taillights give the model a cleaner, more modern look. Internally, the main change is the floating multimedia center, but in Brazil, the Volkswagen Play should remain. The bodywork was also expanded in Europe, but this change is not expected to reach Brazil.
Tiguan
The Volkswagen Tiguan, a seven-seater SUV, has had sales halted, but is expected to return to the Brazilian market. The model underwent significant aesthetic and technological changes, including a new grille and front lighting. Volkswagen is considering including a version plug-in hybrid for the Tiguan, aligning with trends in the larger SUV market.
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Nivus GTS
The Nivus GTS is a big novelty, positioning itself as a sporty option to compete with models like the Pulse Abart. With a 1.4 horsepower 150 turbo engine, the Nivus GTS brings significant changes in design and equipment, inspired by the European Taigo.
The changes include a new grille, Matrix LED lighting set, and an improved interior finish, with leather upholstery and less plastic. Volkswagen is also developing a gearbox that supports greater torque, aiming to further enhance the performance of the Nivus GTS.
With these updates and launches, Volkswagen firmly positions itself in the SUV market in Brazil, offering options that combine modern aesthetics, advanced technology and robust performance. The T-Cross, Tiguan and the new Nivus GTS reflect the brand's commitment to innovating and satisfying the growing demands for quality SUVs with differentiated performance.
