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11/06/18
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World première of a new pick-up concept: Volkswagen presents its Tarok show car in São Paulo

Key facts about the Tarok Concept

  • Production-ready concept car: The Tarok Concept will be launched, almost unchanged, onto the Brazilian market in the near future
  • Expressive design: Volkswagen has designed the Tarok Concept as a next-generation pick-up
  • Modern and urban: Pick-up reflects the lifestyle of modern Brazilian society
  • Independent: A Targa-inspired frame adds a dynamic element to the roof, with an LED strip giving the rear a powerful night design
  • Clear positioning: Tarok Concept completes the pick-up range, fitting in between the Saveiro and Amarok
  • Spacious: The loading area is extended by a variable double cab rear panel and folding rear seats
  • Digitalised interior: Concept offers a digitised and networked cockpit with detachable Bluetooth audio box
  • TSI and 4MOTION: The Tarok Concept is powered by a 150 PS TSI over all four wheels (4MOTION).
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