Design sketches preview the next Amarok

Volkswagen has released some “near-production” sketches which show the styling of its all-new Amarok.

Volkswagen Amarok (2023 Rendering) Front Side

Described as a premium pick-up, it’s essentially a badge-engineered version of the 2023 Ford Ranger. Consequently, both models appear to be visually similar, albeit with their own front- and rear-end treatments.

Volkswagen Amarok (2023 Rendering) Side

The interiors are expected to offer more differentiation, though. Indeed, in terms of comfort and ambience, Volkswagen is claiming that the Amarok’s cab “raises the benchmark” for the segment.

Volkswagen Amarok (2023 Rendering) Rear Side

Amarok assembly is going to take place alongside the Ranger at Ford’s factory in Silverton, South Africa. A launch date has yet to be announced.

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2023 Ford Ranger pick-up first view

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