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Soon there will be to many Trucklets to choose from?
https://carbuzz.com/volkswagen-new-us-pickup-report-august-2026/
Another possibility comes from Ford, because Volkswagen's Amarok pickup sold elsewhere shares a platform with the Ford Ranger. VW would likely have to make some changes to make this one happen for the US market. It would also probably have to convince Ford to build the trucks for it at Ford's plant in Wayne, Michigan, or build a completely new line for it at VW's own Chattanooga plant.
A third possibility also involves Ford: the just-announced Fathom electric vehicle. Ford and VW's partnership includes Ford Europe vehicles built on VW's MEB electric platform, so sharing Ford's brand-new Universal Electric Vehicle platform in the US cannot be ruled out. It could also help reduce Ford's risk exposure with a brand-new electric vehicle.
https://carbuzz.com/volkswagen-new-us-pickup-report-august-2026/
Another possibility comes from Ford, because Volkswagen's Amarok pickup sold elsewhere shares a platform with the Ford Ranger. VW would likely have to make some changes to make this one happen for the US market. It would also probably have to convince Ford to build the trucks for it at Ford's plant in Wayne, Michigan, or build a completely new line for it at VW's own Chattanooga plant.
A third possibility also involves Ford: the just-announced Fathom electric vehicle. Ford and VW's partnership includes Ford Europe vehicles built on VW's MEB electric platform, so sharing Ford's brand-new Universal Electric Vehicle platform in the US cannot be ruled out. It could also help reduce Ford's risk exposure with a brand-new electric vehicle.
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