Volkswagen CC's successor Arteon

 

 

Like the CC it will replace, the Arteon will come with the combination of a sleek roofline and four doors to create that four-door coupe look that’s sweeping the luxury segment. Where the Arteon will differ from its predecessor is its more muscular appearance, thanks to its bolder cuts and lines.

 

 

The Arteon will also be significantly larger than its predecessor at 191.4 inches (+2.3 inches) long, 73.7 inches (+0.7 inches) wide, and 56.2 inches (+0.4 inches) tall. Its 111.9-inch (+5.2 inches) wheelbase will help improve rear-seat leg room and increase trunk space to 19.9 cubic feet (+6.7 cubic feet) with the seats up.

 

 

Like the CC, we expect the standard features on the Arteon to rival some luxury cars. We expect them to include LED headlights, taillights and daytime running lights, stainless-steel door sill plates, a Composition Media infotainment system with eight speakers, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, power front seats, and keyless entry and ignition.