Performance

While there are noticeable differences between the Atlas and the Atlas Cross Sport, you will not find differences in their capabilities. The Atlas is available with six trim levels, and the Atlas Cross Sport has seven options. The lower trim levels for both models have a 235-horsepower, turbo 2.0-liter, four-cylinder engine. The top trims for both models have a 276-horsepower, V6, 3.6-liter engine. Both powertrains in these models are associated with an eight-speed automatic transmission.

Appearance

The Atlas is a larger vehicle with broader dimensions. Its cabin accommodates three rows, so it maintains a tall roofline. The two-row Atlas Cross Sport has a tapered roofline and a stronger curve across the hood. You will also notice a metal-accented air vent sitting below the side mirrors of the Atlas Cross Sport. These models have a few shared design traits, including encompassing grilles that have horizontal bars running through them. The integrated LED headlights have a dual-elemental design. Both models also have defined wheel wells and metal-accented bumpers.

Features

There are many shared interior and safety features between the 2022 Atlas and the 2022 Atlas Cross Sport. For example, both of these Volkswagen SUVs are available with smart device integration, ambient interior lighting, an integrated navigation system, a sunroof, a heated steering wheel, lane-keeping assistance, emergency assist, a surround-view camera, rear sunshades, leather upholstery, and parking assistance in select or all trim levels. If you opt for the Atlas, your SUV may also come with a three-zone auto climate control system, captain’s chairs in the second row, USB ports across three rows, and a premium sound system.

Our knowledgeable sales reps at Suburban Volkswagen of Farmington Hills are standing by to assist with your continued model research. To get to know more about the Atlas and the Atlas Cross Sport.