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The Telluride is emerging as one of the most critically acclaimed SUVs on the planet. It just earned World Car of the Year by World Car Awards, and the Automotive Journalist Association of Canada recognized it as the Best Large Utility Vehicle in Canada.
There are several reasons for Telluride's success. Innovative technologies such as UVO intelligence, Adaptive Handling, terrain modes and more make this a unique and family-friendly vehicle. Here, we compare the 2021 Telluride to the 2021 Volkswagen Atlas to help illustrate why the Telluride is on top.
The 2021 Telluride has better power and handling
The Telluride features a 3.8-litre six-cylinder powertrain that delivers a smooth ride and all the power you need to haul your family and more. This engine delivers 291 horsepower and 262 lb-ft of torque, and you can tow up to 2,268 kg.
The Atlas has two powertrains that don't catch up to the Telluride. The 2.0-litre turbocharged four-cylinder peaks at 235 horsepower, and the 3.6-litre six-cylinder outputs 276 horsepower. This gives the Telluride an edge in overall power.
One of the most significant strengths the Telluride has over the Atlas is better handling. It's proven to be more enjoyable to drive. Adaptive Handling takes on muddy paths, snow-covered roads, and other terrain. Standard all-wheel drive complements this system with attention to traction.
The 2021 Kia Telluride offers more for your family
The Telluride's family focus begins in the front row. With 66 mm of additional legroom and more shoulder room than the Atlas, you and the front seat passenger will welcome extended trips. The second row has an amazing 114 mm more legroom than the Atlas. The difference is so substantial that it makes the Atlas feel tiny in comparison. Your children will thank you on long trips.
The Telluride includes standard charging ports in all rows, tri-zone climate control, 110v power converter, smart power liftgate, LED interior lighting, Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, Bluetooth hands-free cell phone connectivity, and so many other features that makes it difficult for the Atlas to catch up.
With a few minor exceptions, every safety technology the Telluride offers is practically standard on all models, which gives families a peace of mind.
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