New Volkswagen Models for Sale in Pittsfield

Volkswagen has evolved considerably since its 1949 introduction in the US market-expanding from just two models (The iconic Type 1 "Beetle" and Type 2 "Microbus") to a diverse roster of spacious SUVs, hot hatchbacks, and sophisticated sedans. Now, with nameplates in many of the industry's most popular segments, the VW lineup offers appealing vehicles to suit a wide range of needs and lifestyles. And drivers from Lee to Plainfield can shop the latest VW models at Volkswagen of Pittsfield.

New Volkswagen SUVs

• Taos: Volkswagen is known for manufacturing roomy and refined SUVs that deliver excellent comfort, utility, and features. However, VW SUVs tend to be on the larger side, and there hasn't been an option for US drivers seeking something with smaller space requirements. The recently introduced VW Taos changes that. Volkswagen's new compact crossover provides ample passenger space and up to 66 cubic feet of cargo space with the rear seats folded. It's also a compelling value, offering abundant amenities and advanced safety features at an accessible price point.


• Tiguan: Straddling the line between compact and midsize crossover segments, Volkswagen's top-selling Tiguan provides family-friendly practicality without expansive space requirements. Tiguan is among the few crossovers of its size to offer an available third-row-ideal for Pittsfield families with small children seeking city-friendly maneuverability. Tiguan comes standard with an 8-inch digital gauge cluster, and advanced driver aids like collision mitigation, blind-spot monitoring, and rear cross-traffic alert.


• Atlas Cross Sport: A midsize crossover with seating for five, the Atlas Cross Sport forgoes a third-row, favoring roomier rear seats and expansive storage. Cargo space measures 40.3 cubic feet behind the second row and an impressive 77.8 behind the first. Standard power comes from a responsive 2.0-liter turbo-four (235 horsepower, 258 lb-ft of torque). But if you want a little more internal motivation for your Lenox or Lanesborough commutes, you can select the optional 3.6-liter V6 (276 hp, 266 lb-ft).


• Atlas: If you're seeking more space and additional seatbelts for your larger family, the VW Atlas has you covered. This superbly accommodating 7-seat midsize crossover offers a somewhat rare advantage for the segment: a roomy third-row that's comfortable even for adults. The VW Atlas' feature roster is similar to the Atlas Cross Sport, with slight variations in standard and available amenities moving up the trim levels. Additionally, the more powerful V-6 engine can be optioned at any tier.


• ID.4: The first US-market vehicle built on VW's modular electric vehicle platform, the ID.4 blends the advantages of a purpose-built EV with the practicality, comfort, and drivability of a compact crossover. The ID.4 equips a 77-kWh battery pack powering either a single-motor rear-wheel setup or a dual-motor AWD configuration. RWD models produce 201 horsepower and 228 pound-feet of torque and achieve an EPA-estimate 275 (Pro) or 262 (Pro S) miles per charge. AWD models boost output to 295 hp/339 lb-ft and get an estimated 245 to 251 miles of range, depending on the configuration.

New Volkswagen Cars

• Jetta: In continuous production for over 40 years, the spacious and sophisticated Jetta is a mainstay of the VW lineup. Jetta epitomizes an appealing compact sedan, with comfortable accommodations, attractive features, and a smooth and quiet ride. Plus, the 1.5-liter turbo-four engine (158 hp, 184 lb-ft) can be paired with an increasingly rare manual transmission.


• Jetta GLI: The sporty Jetta GLI takes the Jetta's sensible and reserved demeanor and adds a dash of excitement with an upgraded 2.0-liter turbo-four (228 hp, 258 lb-ft) and performance upgrades like a limited-slip differential, performance brakes, and available adaptive suspension.


• Golf GTI and Golf R: Volkswagen has pared down its Golf hatchback lineup to two sporty variants. Both models offer roomy interiors and lots of practicality, but the big selling point is their engaging performance. The Golf GTI is powered by a purpose-tuned 2.0-liter turbo-four (241 hp, 273 lb-ft) and offers an available Autobahn trim with adaptive suspension dampers and summer performance tires. The Golf R is offered in a single feature-packed trim with an even higher-tuned turbo 2.0-liter (315 hp, 280 (manual) or 295 (auto) lb-ft), plus standard torque-vectoring all-wheel drive, adaptive suspension, quad exhaust, and performance tires. Both the Golf GTI and Golf R come standard with a six-speed manual transmission and offer a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic as an available option.


• Arteon: With its sleek profile, bold styling, and potent powerplant, the VW Arteon looks sporty and has the performance to match. Taking over for the long-running Passat as VW's flagship midsize car, Arteon boasts roomy and upscale accommodations, a smooth, comfortable ride, and a long list of standard features. It also offers surprising practicality, thanks to its versatile liftback design and ample cargo capacity. Plus, it's powered by the Golf R's 300-horsepower turbocharged 2.0-liter engine, with a sporty seven-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission and available all-wheel drive.