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The name has been revealed of VW’s new small SUV. It will be built in SA as well.
Volkswagen Tera: mystery small SUV’s name revealed!
Volkswagen Tera: that’s the name of the German firm’s upcoming mystery small SUV – which will also be built in SA – as announced by VW’s Brazilian division…
What will VW’s upcoming mystery small SUV be called? Well, the German firm’s Brazilian division has released a single image of the so-called A0 Entry SUV’s tailgate badge, revealing that it will be known as the “Volkswagen Tera”.
As a reminder, VW’s Brazilian arm – which is leading the design and development of this new model, and will also produce it at its Taubaté factory – dropped the first official teaser image in September 2024, ahead of a 2025 release in that market.
Thanks to a R4-billion investment, the Tera will also be produced alongside the Polo hatch and Polo Vivo at the Kariega facility here in South Africa, though only from early 2027. Of course, VW Group Africa has yet to confirm whether the SA-spec version (set to slot in below the T-Cross) will indeed wear this badge in Mzansi, though we’d speculate the chances are high.


Volkswagen Tera: mystery small SUV’s name revealed!
Volkswagen Tera: that’s the name of the German firm’s upcoming mystery small SUV – which will also be built in SA – as announced by VW’s Brazilian division…
What will VW’s upcoming mystery small SUV be called? Well, the German firm’s Brazilian division has released a single image of the so-called A0 Entry SUV’s tailgate badge, revealing that it will be known as the “Volkswagen Tera”.
As a reminder, VW’s Brazilian arm – which is leading the design and development of this new model, and will also produce it at its Taubaté factory – dropped the first official teaser image in September 2024, ahead of a 2025 release in that market.
Thanks to a R4-billion investment, the Tera will also be produced alongside the Polo hatch and Polo Vivo at the Kariega facility here in South Africa, though only from early 2027. Of course, VW Group Africa has yet to confirm whether the SA-spec version (set to slot in below the T-Cross) will indeed wear this badge in Mzansi, though we’d speculate the chances are high.





