The Ultimate SUV: 2025 Volkswagen Atlas Hybrid Unveiled!

There will most likely be no changes to the 2025 Volkswagen Atlas from the model that debuted in 2024. New features in the most current version include a redesigned front end, bigger screens inside, and a stronger basic engine that replaces the optional V6. For the 2026 or 2027 model year, Volkswagen is working on a brand new Atlas that might use electric drive.

With a maximum load capacity of 96.8 cubic feet and seating for seven across three rows, the latest Atlas is among the roomiest cars in its class. There are secondrow captain's chairs, a wireless charging pad, a 10.3inch instrument cluster, and a 12inch touchscreen in the cabin. The Cross Sport is Volkswagen's tworow Atlas version.We anticipate a little increase in MSRP for 2025, however Volkswagen has not yet disclosed pricing. Prices for the Atlas range from $39,075 (including destination) to $53,805 (with all options) for the most luxurious SEL Premium RLine model.


Vehicles such as the Ford Explorer, Mazda CX90, Honda Pilot, and Kia Telluride are competitors to the Atlas's threerow crossover.Our best guess is that the 2025 Atlas will hit dealership lots this summer, given Volkswagen's current production schedule. As the release date of the forthcoming Atlas draws near, we will provide further updates.We anticipate that the 2.0liter fourcylinder engine, which has been upgraded to 269 hp and 273 lbft of torque, will remain in the 2025 Atlas. Starting with the base SE grade, allwheel drive is an available option; however, it becomes standard on all higher trims. An eightspeed automatic transmission is standard on all Atlas vehicles.


The Atlas has an EPArated gas mileage of 20 mpg in the city, 27 mpg on the interstate, and 23 mpg combined when equipped with the standard frontwheel drive setup. With allwheel drive, gas mileage ratings decrease by 1 mpg. When fitted correctly, the Atlas has a towing capacity of 5,000 pounds.