21175s

21175s refers to a specific model designation used in the automotive industry, particularly within the Volkswagen Group’s commercial vehicle lineup. The designation originates from the internal coding system employed by Volkswagen to identify various vehicle platforms and models. In this case, 21175 is associated with the second generation of the Volkswagen Crafter, a medium-duty commercial van and truck introduced in 2017.

The 21175 platform is built on a modular architecture, allowing for flexibility in vehicle configurations. It serves as the foundation for several variants, including full-size vans, cargo trucks, and chassis cab models. These vehicles are designed for a range of applications, from passenger transport and logistics to specialized work trucks. The platform shares components with other Volkswagen Group vehicles, such as the MAN TGE and the Scania Citywide, reflecting the group’s strategy of shared resources across its brands.

Key features of the 21175-based vehicles include a focus on fuel efficiency, advanced driver-assistance systems, and ergonomic cabins. Engine options typically include diesel powertrains, though some markets may offer alternative fuel choices. The platform also incorporates modern safety standards, such as electronic stability control and collision avoidance technologies.

The 21175 designation is part of Volkswagen’s broader effort to standardize vehicle development, ensuring consistency in manufacturing, parts, and support across its commercial vehicle brands. This modular approach helps streamline production while catering to diverse customer needs in the commercial transportation sector.