Volkswagen Amarok, arctic mad modification, front view, dialycarblog.com
Insanely Modified VW Amarok Includes Cappuccino Machine And Defibrillator
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A one-off Volkswagen Amarok designed exclusively for life in the Arctic Circle has been revealed with a raised ride height, huge all-terrain tyres – and a cappuccino maker. The unique pick-up truck, modified by off-road specialists, Arctic Trucks, is currently being put to work in Iceland as a support vehicle for winter driving experiences.

The Volkswagen Amarok AT35 features a raft of updates to take the standard Amarok to the next level including a 25 mm front and rear suspension lift.

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New flared fibre-glass wheel-arches have been trimmed to accommodate the larger wheels and the 315/70R17 all-terrain tyres – plus larger mud flaps front and back have been added.

Inside, the Amarok has been given an expedition makeover with a fire extinguisher, portable generator – and even a cappuccino machine.

A VHF radio, toolbox, jack, first aid kit with a defibrillator and work light are also included in the Arctic Trucks conversion.

Volkswagen Amarok, arctic mad modification, dialycarblog.com

Under the bonnet is the standard Amarok’s 3.0-litre V6 diesel engine with 224 PS to ensure there’s plenty of power to get through any snow drifts.

The AT35 also retains the standard Amarok’s 45-degree climbing ability, a payload of 1,154kg, Hill Descent Assist and the widest load platform in its class.

 Volkswagen Amarok, arctic mad modification, front view, dialycarblog.com
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