2017 Volkswagen Arteon Dimensions, Size & Specs

The height of the Volkswagen Arteon generation from 2017 to 2020 ranges from 1435 mm to 1450 mm (56.5 to 57.1 inches). The small variation depends on the specific trim or suspension setup. This moderate height maintains a low and aerodynamic silhouette, emphasizing the car’s sleek coupe styling.

The curb weight of the Volkswagen Arteon produced between 2017 and 2020 varies between 1504 kg and 1828 kg (3317 to 4029 lbs). The variation in weight depends on the model variant, engine options, and additional equipment fitted. This range reflects the balance between performance and comfort features.

The maximum weight (gross vehicle weight) of the Volkswagen Arteon 2017-2020 ranges from 2030 kg to 2360 kg (4475 to 5205 lbs), dependent on configuration. This includes passengers, cargo, and the vehicle itself. It is important for towing capacity, payload, and overall safety considerations.

The Volkswagen Arteon offers a practical luggage capacity of 563 liters (19.87 cubic feet) with rear seats in the upright position. When the rear seats are folded down, the luggage volume increases significantly to 1557 liters (54.9 cubic feet), providing ample space for larger cargo or longer trips.

The ground clearance of the 2017-2020 Volkswagen Arteon is 138 mm (5.4 inches). This relatively low ride height is common among sporty coupes and sedans, contributing to stable handling and a lower center of gravity, although it may limit clearances on uneven terrain or steep curbs.

The Volkswagen Arteon with a length of 4862 mm (191.4 inches) and a width of 1871 mm (73.7 inches) excluding mirrors fits into most standard residential garages, which typically accommodate vehicles up to about 5 meters in length and 2 meters in width. However, factoring in the mirrors, with a width of 2127 mm (83.7 inches), residents should ensure their garage has adequate side clearance to avoid damage.

The Volkswagen Arteon effectively replaced the Volkswagen CC as Volkswagen’s premium four-door coupe. Compared to the CC, the Arteon is notably larger with a length of 4862 mm (191.4 inches) versus the CC’s approximately 4858 mm (191.3 inches), a slightly wider body, and a longer wheelbase providing increased interior space and improved rear passenger comfort. The Arteon also features a more modern, aggressive design and greater luggage capacity.

Compared to rivals such as the Audi A5 Sportback and the BMW 4 Series Gran Coupe, the Volkswagen Arteon is generally longer and offers more luggage capacity. Its length of 4862 mm (191.4 inches) surpasses the BMW 4 Series Gran Coupe's 4630 mm (182.3 inches) and matches or slightly exceeds the Audi A5 Sportback. The Arteon balances spaciousness with sporty coupe styling, making it attractive to buyers seeking premium European design with practicality.

The Volkswagen Arteon from 2017 to 2020 offers a variety of tire and rim sizes to suit different driving preferences and trims. Rims range from 17 inches (8J x 17) up to 20 inches (8J x 20.7), with tire sizes including 215/55 R17, 245/45 R18, 245/40 R19, and 245/35 R20. Larger rims with lower-profile tires generally enhance handling and sporty aesthetics but may reduce ride comfort slightly, whereas smaller rims offer a smoother ride and potentially better fuel economy.