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Volkswagen to Introduce Atlas R-Line in Detroit

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The Atlas is already set to become a little sportier when it gets the R-Line treatment. VW has announced that it will premiere the handsome new design package at the North American International Auto Show, which starts next week.

While the R-Line package offers no performance enhancements to the Atlas, there will be a range of appearance updates that come with the option.

Along with R-Line badges, new front and rear bumpers, and 20-inch alloys, the Atlas R-Line also gets side skirts, a new air intake, and a gloss black diffusor round back.

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Inside, the Atlas R-Line gets a special steering wheel, stainless steel pedal covers, and a special R-Line logo on the home screen of the infotainment system.

The R-Line design package can be added to either the SE or SEL trims, meaning that it can pack either the 235 hp inline 4 engine or the 276 hp V6 under the hood.

The R-Line package won’t immediately be available when the Atlas goes on sale in Spring 2017, but will also come in 2017.

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