Volkswagen Tukan: The small pick-up was made with the ambition to topple Fiat’s market dominance

In South America, Volkswagen is preparing for one of the most interesting market attacks in recent years. The new Tukan, a compact pick-up developed for Brazil and other Latin American markets, was shown publicly for the first time as a masked prototype, but even under the camouflage it is clear what the Germans are trying to do. This is not a classic work truck in a reduced edition, but a model that combines the appearance of a modern SUV, a double cabin and an open cargo area. In short, a car for buyers who need the practicality of a pick-up, but don’t want to drive something that looks like a “tool from the construction fleet”, writes Autostart.