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VW CrossBlue SUV

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VW CrossBlue SUV
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VW CrossBlue SUV

VW CrossBlue SUV

VW CrossBlue show car made its debut at Detroit auto show in 2013. VW says it was intended as harbinger of the mid-size, seven-passenger SUV the automaker will build at Chattanooga, Tenn., in 2016.

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VW CrossBlue SUV
VW CrossBlue concept car exhibited at 2013 Detroit auto show had diesel-electric hybrid powertrain, a setup that could be good for 60 to 80 mpg, but VW has said it's too expensive for production.
VW says the CrossBlue show car was aimed strictly at the North American market, and the interior is an example. VW will build a mid-size, seven-passenger SUV based on CrossBlue at Chattanooga, Tenn., in 2016
VWCrossBlue show car had seats for six, but VW says the production version it will build in 2016 at Chattanooga, Tenn., will have room for seven.
  • VW CrossBlue concept car exhibited at 2013 Detroit auto show had diesel-electric hybrid powertrain, a setup that could be good for 60 to 80 mpg, but VW has said it's too expensive for production.
  • VW says the CrossBlue show car was aimed strictly at the North American market, and the interior is an example. VW will build a mid-size, seven-passenger SUV based on CrossBlue at Chattanooga, Tenn., in 2016
  • VWCrossBlue show car had seats for six, but VW says the production version it will build in 2016 at Chattanooga, Tenn., will have room for seven.

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