Volkswagen accelerates in Argentina: a new van is being tested that aims to dethrone the Sprinter

Volkswagen is making strong headway in the utility segment and is already testing a new large van that could be manufactured in Argentina. The first camouflaged units were seen on public roads, confirming that the project is at an

advanced stage.

According to specialized media in the automotive sector, the model will seek to compete directly with references such as the Fiat Ducato and the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, two of the most used vans in logistics and transport in the country.

What is the new Volkswagen van being tested on the street The

spy images show a large vehicle, with proportions similar to the largest SUVs on the market. The camouflage prevents you from seeing fine details, but the general format already makes its positioning clear

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This is a model designed for both cargo and passenger transport. This places it in a key segment for companies, urban logistics and transportation services.

What configurations it could offer

As is customary in this type of vehicle, it is expected to have multiple variants:

• Cargo van versions

• Configurations for passengers

• Different lengths and roof heights

• Mixed options for professional use

In addition, this type of van usually exceeds the ton of payload and offers large interior volume, key to daily work.

The link with the new Amarok and the strategy in Argentina

One of the most interesting points is that this development appears in parallel with the next generation of the Volkswagen Amarok, which would be produced in Argentina since 2027

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Although there is no official confirmation, different reports indicate that both projects could share part of the industrial strategy or even developments

within the group.

This reinforces the German brand's commitment to the country as a productive hub in the region.

What is known about the project and what needs to be confirmed

For now, Volkswagen has not given technical details. However, the first clues point to a global model with a strong focus on work

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• Production oriented to several markets

• Thermal engines and possible electrification Focus on logistics and

• urban transport

• High versatility of use

The large utility segment is one of the most competitive. Demand is growing, driven by e-commerce and logistics

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