Automotive & EV

Next Volkswagen Amarok could ditch Ford Ranger roots for Chinese platform

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Volkswagen is considering using a platform from Chinese automaker SAIC Motor for its next-generation Amarok, potentially replacing the current Ford Ranger-based underpinning. This shift reflects Volkswagen's strategic move to reduce complexity and streamline production as part of broader restructuring efforts. Developers should watch for further announcements on global model standardization and potential electrification options like PHEV variants.

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