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Renderings published by Russian outfit Kolesa.ru may provide a glimpse at the next-generation ‘T7’ Volkswagen Multivan, long before its official reveal.
The illustrations, which show a significantly modernised people mover, were created using recent spy shots as a reference.
While Volkswagen is only beginning to roll out its current flock of T6.1 platform models, which includes the Caravelle, Multivan and Transporter, shoe-leather reports from Europe have revealed that testing for the T7 family is well underway.
The two renderings provided by Kolesa.ru show narrower headlights, a new grille and a more sculpted front lip.
It looks to be shorter and boxier than the current model, and closer in appearance to a large SUV, thanks in part to multi-spoke alloy wheels.
Additionally, a new window is featured on each A-pillar, which would likely improve visibility.
Rumours suggest that the T7 range will move to Volkswagen’s MQB modular architecture, which would allow the vehicles to use mild-hybrid and plug-in hybrid powertrains, as well as conventional petrol and diesel engines.
The move to a modular platform would also allow the next-generation vans to adopt the latest driver-assistance and multimedia technologies from VW’s passenger car fleet.
As Volkswagen only recently updated its people mover line-up, it is expected that the T7 range will not be unveiled until late next year.
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