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The five-meter long, three-row SUV will be built at VW’s US plant in Chattanooga, but VW execs have revealed to Auto Express that spare capacity at the factory means it’s now looking at bringing the car to Europe. “We have capacity for an extra 20,000 cars in Chattanooga,” said Dr Elmar-Marius Licharz. “We’re unclear about opening it up for Europe so we’re asking the question and checking out whether it would work.” • Best SUVs to buy now Dr Licharz also told us that VW’s 188bhp 2.0-litre diesel would work in the car, but they’d decided not to offer that engine in the US given American customer’s views on diesels following the VW emissions scandal. However, the Atlas with that engine could come to Europe and VW is asking potential customers about the car However, the car’s size could well be the major issue – at over 5 meters long, it’s longer than a Range Rover or a Mercedes GLS and according to Licharz it would have trouble fitting into many German garages. It’s even less likely that the Atlas would find its way to the UK, though. The extra cost of converting the car to right-hand drive would make it uneconomical to sell the car in the UK. Volkswagen revealed its first ever seven-seat SUV ahead of its spring 2017 US launch. The Atlas shoulders the mighty task of restoring the brand's reputation for North American customers after the damaging emissions scandal. It went on show at the 2016 LA Motor Show - the perfect place to show it off to American consumers to try and rebuild interest in the Volkswagen name. Aimed straight for “the heart of the American market”, the Atlas SUV is the largest vehicle ever built by VW in America. It’s 5,037mm long and 1,979mm wide, making it the biggest VW passenger car on sale. It’s also almost 340mm longer and 100mm wider than sister brand Skoda’s new Kodiaq. Unlike the Kodiaq, the Atlas was created for release in the US but Chairman of Volkswagen, America Hinrich J. Woebcken confirmed to Auto Express that the Altas will be exported to the Middle East and Russia in due course. Heavily inspired by the Crossblue concept of 2013, the production Atlas sits on the VW Group’s familiar MQB platform. The exterior look is said to create “a sense of timelessness and precision”; there’s a bluff front-end and squared-off bonnet, with VW’s recognisable two-bar chrome front grille and square LED headlamps. Side-on the Atlas has traditional chunky SUV stance and rugged lower body cladding, while a single styling crease follows the [CENSORED]ture of the wheelarches all the way along the length of the car. There’s a hint of Bentley Bentayga in the overall profile, too, although the bulky rear overhang is a symptom of the extra row of rear seats. The rear is similar in shape to the smaller Volkswagen Tiguan, albeit with twin exhausts integrated into the lower bumper. The Atlas is said to be the only SUV in its class to get Automatic Post-Collision Braking as standard, while the available suite of active safety tech includes Adaptive Cruise Control, Forward Collision Warning, ‘Front Assist’ autonomous braking, rear-cross traffic alert, lane keep assist and self-park assist. At launch two powertrains will be offered on the Atlas. There’s a 2.0 litre direct-injection TSI turbo petrol with 234bhp or VW’s 3.6 litre naturally aspirated six-cylinder ‘VR6’ with 275bhp. Both units are mated to an eight-speed automatic gearbox, with either front or four-wheel drive. No fuel economy or performance figures have been released yet. The original Crossblue concept debuted with an ultra-efficient diesel-electric hybrid powertrain, but given recent events have severely tainted the image of diesel in the US it's understandable that it didn't make production. However, bosses have confirmed they are looking into the possibility of developing a conventional hybrid power unit for the Atlas. Prices are yet to be announced, too, but Volkswagen claims the range will kick off “at a price designed to draw customers attention in the family SUV segment”. Expect that to be roughly in line with rivals such as the Ford Explorer and Honda Pilot.

SUV revealed, ahead of public testing phase Rolls-Royce has issued another update on the development of its upcoming SUV, revealing the Project Cullinan mule wearing an SUV body for the first time. The Rolls-Royce Cullinan is undergoing final testing before it goes on sale in 2018. The new photographs mark a key milestone in the car’s development – all of our previous glimpses at Rolls’ ultra luxurious 4x4 have all been of the car wearing a Phantom shaped disguise, rather than the taller, more imposing car teased here. The pictures have been released to mark the beginning of pubic testing. From tomorrow, Rolls will develop its SUV on public roads, so expect plenty of spy shots revealing the car in greater detail soon. • Best luxury cars on sale right now Just after Christmas this development mule will travel north to take part in cold weather testing in the Arctic Circle. At the opposite end of the scale, it’ll be also tested in extreme heat, travelling to the Middle East later on in 2017. Dubbed 'project Cullinan' and likely to use that name for production, this is the British luxury brand's first high-riding model. In its press release Rolls-Royce says that the Cullinan is officially set to be "assessed on public roads in various locations around the world". The testing phase will ensure the SUV still "delivers Rolls-Royce's trademark 'magic-carpet' ride on a variety of surfaces and that it is resilient to extreme weather conditions". Rolls-Royce confirmed development of an all-new aluminium architecture for the Cullinan earlier this year. The new platform will also eventually be used for a next-generation Phantom, and the announcement that production of the current model has stopped confirms this. An all-new suspension system is being primed for the production Cullinan too, alongside the all-wheel-drive system. Speaking to Auto Express at the 2015 Frankfurt Motor Show, Rolls-Royce boss Torsten Muller-Otvos revealed that the upcoming Rolls-Royce SUV would be launched in the first half of 2018. He was confident about the progress being made on developing the brand's first high-riding SUV model, although he prefers to call it an all terrain vehicle. • Rolls-Royce SUV confirmed for production He also hinted that the newcomer will be called Cullinan, currently only the codename of the car – it was named after the world’s largest rough diamond. Asked if Rolls might adopt the name, Muller-Otvos smiled and said: “I love the name.” And in a direct dig at Bentley, which is describing its new Bentayga as the "best SUV in the world", he added: “The Bentley SUV is clearly the number two; Rolls-Royce is the best in the world and will be when our model arrives. We will bring a great new car, and an authentic Rolls-Royce into the market.” If the Bentayga's initial success is anything to go by, there's no doubt this could be the strongest-selling Rolls-Royce in recent years, if not ever. But don't expect the brand to adopt a mass-market pricing strategy: this is still very much a bespoke, hand-made car and the price will definitely reflect that.

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