Volkswagen has rolled out its latest iterations of the Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport for 2024, and these midsize SUVs are nothing short of impressive. Each embodies the brands commitment to luxury, power, and innovation. But with two such outstanding options on the table, how do potential buyers decide? Lets break down the commonalities and distinctions between these SUVs.
Now they we have covered the similarities between each model, lets take a look at how the 2024 VW Atlas and 2024 Atlas Cross Sport differ.
2024 Atlas | 2024 Atlas Cross Sport |
Price Breakdown | |
Comfortline - $52,660 | Comfortline - $51,560 | Highline - $59,660 | Highline - $58,560 | Execline - $62,660 | Execline - $61,560 |
The Atlas lineup also includes the rugged Atlas Peak Edition which you wont find on the 2024 Atlas Cross Sport lineup. This edition boasts a muscular aesthetic with 18-inch Magnum alloy wheels, unique ambient lighting, and exclusive Peak Edition emblems, further sweetened with a 115V outlet and rear sunshades.
The three-row 2024 VW Atlas naturally has a higher cargo space with 583 litres behind the third row. The two-row Atlas Cross Sport, however, leverages its design for enhanced legroom, especially in the rear. Here's a quick glance:
2024 Atlas | 2024 Atlas Cross Sport |
Interior Space | Maximum Interior Cargo Volume (L) - 2741 | Maximum Interior Cargo Volume (L) - 2203 | Front Legroom/Rear (mm) - 1,058/955mm | Front Legroom/Rear (mm) - 1,058/1,027 | 3rd Row Legroom (mm) - 856 | 3rd Row Legroom (mm) - No third-Row | Front/Rear Headroom (mm) - 1,049/1,027 | Front/Rear Headroom (mm) - 1,000/961 |
The 2024 Volkswagen Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport offer a tantalizing dilemma for potential buyers. While they share the same DNA, the choices boil down to personal preferences - be it the need for an extra row, a bit more legroom, or a specific aesthetic touch. In either choice, Volkswagen ensures a drive replete with luxury, performance, and comfort.