Volkswagen has released a sketch that gives us a better look of the new-gen T7 Multivan and announced that it will premiere in mid-June. The people carrier features a more advanced design with certain aspects inspired by some of its predecessors. For instance, the horizontal character line running across the body is a nod to the T3, whereas the bonnet stretched under the windscreen reminds us of the T4.
The front end of the T7 looks somewhat
similar to some of VW’s newer models, such as the Golf Mk8. And for good
reason, because it is underpinned by the MQB platform, as the automaker has
confirmed. As a result, it will be compatible with a wider number of
powertrains, and if the recent reports turn out to be true, then it should
launch with the usual petrol and diesel engines, likely joined by plug-in
hybrid powertrains.
As far as the interior is concerned, the
2021 T7 Multivan promises enhanced practicality and improved space. It will
feature a 10-inch infotainment system, 360-degee cameras, shift-by-wire gear
selector, and a multi-function table that doubles as a console for the
front-seat occupants.
