

The VW Atlas has definitely made its mark on the automotive industry. As a three-row SUV with a nice mix of rugged durability, elegance, and modern amenities, it appeals to a wide variety of Turnersville customers. While previous model years of the Atlas have done well in the market, Volkswagen has made some changes to the 2021 Atlas that will make this SUV even more desirable.
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Updates to the 2021 Volkswagen Atlas
First of all, the Atlas has gotten some noticeable exterior changes. The front and rear bumpers have both been reshaped, stretching out the overall length of the SUV by three inches. Now, there are more angular headlights, along with chrome highlights that showcase the sporty frame of the SUV. The VW logo has been tweaked, and it' featured on the exterior of the 2021 Atlas and on its steering wheel.Performance
What will please a lot of Washington Township drivers is that the V6 and the four-cylinder versions will both get all-wheel drive as an available option. Previously, an Atlas with a four-cylinder engine was limited to having a front-wheel-drive system. Like before, the engines are matched to eight-speed automatic transmissions. The 3.6-liter V6 can output 276 horsepower and 266 pound-feet of torque, while the 2.0-liter four-cylinder will give you 235 horsepower and 258 pound-feet of torque. Both of these engines are solidly built and quite capable.
Technology
In terms of technology, it seems like there are always innovations being made, and the customers get to benefit from advancements in the field. In the case of the 2021 VW Atlas, people now have access to the Car-Net app. Through this app, someone can use a portable device to lock/unlock doors, honk the horn, pinpoint the vehicle's location, and start the engine remotely.An additional upgrade related to technology has to do with the driver-assist systems available. New for 2021 is the option to get a program that can help in traffic jams as well as one that can read road signs and display that information to you.