2022 VOLKSWAGEN ATLAS Complaints

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  • 2022 VOLKSWAGEN ATLAS
    - Avondale, AZ

    The vehicle brakes sound like metal v metal, grinding and squeaking. The dealership says that its a known problem but they have no fix. This concerns me when driving.

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  • 2022 VOLKSWAGEN ATLAS
    - Katy, TX

    Oil pressure relief valve failed causing a loss of engine oil. This resulted in a low oil warning while driving. Excessive oil deposits were found throughout the engine bay creating a risk of belt slippage which could result in engine failure while driving.

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  • 2022 VOLKSWAGEN ATLAS
    - Katy, TX

    Door wire harness failed. This was post correction of all previous recalls, which included replacement if door wiring harness. The failure caused a stall and initiation of emergency brake. This occurred at a stop light with a teen driver. Driver restarted automobile and proceeded.

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  • 2022 VOLKSWAGEN ATLAS
    - Riverside, CA

    My sensors continue to beep when there is no obstruction around the vehicle. At times, this will also cause the brakes to grind. When I take it in for inspection, they are unable to find any malfunction because this happens inconsistently. This puts myself and others at risk because it is very distracting to the driver. The vehicle has been inspected by the service dealer, but they have not been able to reproduce the problem. Other lights have also popped up randomly... the driver seat belt sign, when I did have my seat belt on and the EPC sign while I drove down my street.

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  • 2022 VOLKSWAGEN ATLAS
    - CHICAGO, IL

    Vehicle was purchased in Feb 2022. At around 4500 miles a low coolant level alert came on the dashboard. I checked the coolant level and saw that it was low with signs of leaking. Purchased coolant from VW dealer and topped off. Brakes make a metallic scraping/grinding sound when coming to a stop downhill at a slow speed. Vehicle runs loud and slow. Feels like engine airflow is obstructed, but it isn't. Infotainment systems constantly freezes, turns off, restarts and frequently crashes. Inductive mobile charging unit has never worked.

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  • 2022 VOLKSWAGEN ATLAS CROSS SPORT
    - Yonkers, NY

    The water pump on this vehicle required replacing, and the coolant light comes on for possible overheating. This vehicle has under 18,000 miles with this issue. The car has not been in any accidents. This is the second incident with the coolant system, but the first time its being reported to the dealer. This car purchased was brand new vehicle with 10 miles. The automatic start and stop system shuts off and on by itself and the warning light came on while driving the vehicle.

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  • 2022 VOLKSWAGEN ATLAS
    - Phoenix, AZ

    The breaks make a horrible grinding and squeak sound. Feels unsafe to drive car.

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  • 2022 VOLKSWAGEN ATLAS
    - Yorba Linda, CA

    Began getting front end collision alerts and unexpected automatic emergency braking shortly after purchase. Unexpected braking, slowing/stopping of the vehicle is a safety hazard. Returned car to VW dealer in Irvine, CA in Feb 2023 and July 2023. Explained this was safety issue concern. The dealer claimed the issue was from damaged front bumper sensors from debris or other impacts, though the car is only operated normally on So. Cal. roads and freeways. Dealer also claimed that small windshield chips were causing the sensors and front collision system to malfunction. We stated that these safety related components should withstand more than a few months of normal driving and the warnings/unintended braking presented a safety hazard to us and other drivers. I told the dealer the issue is not the sensors, but likely a bigger underlying problem with the system’s programing or software. The dealer insisted the sensors and windshield were the issue. Knowing it was unlikely the sensors, I requested the dealer provide me with the original sensors for future inspection. Both dealer and VW initially refused to cover any “repairs.” Once mentioned contacting DOT ODI, VW offered to pay for labor of the sensors if we purchased the 3 required ($661.48). Dealer said we would need to pay for the windshield ($789.89) and installation ($250.00)and they would cover cost of calibrating the windshield sensors. Total out of pocked $1,701.37. Told them I wanted just to do the sensors first to see if that alone would solve the problem. They said if we did not purchase the windshield at that time, if we needed it afterwards, they would charge an additional $450 for calibration. Once the work was complete we picked up the car on [XXX]. On [XXX] the car again started to experience the same false front collision warnings. The dealer only advised to return car for a third time for the same issue. This serious issue needs to be corrected in the interest of driver safety. INFORMATION REDACTED PURSUANT TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOI

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  • 2022 VOLKSWAGEN ATLAS CROSS SPORT
    - calexico, CA

    Car make noises while breaking at times, does not break at all if you dont push the pedal really hard.

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  • 2022 VOLKSWAGEN ATLAS CROSS SPORT
    - Dobson, NC

    While driving down the road with my 9year old and pregnant wife at 30MPH vehicle came to a complete stop and started flashing a picture of car with red all around, message went away immediately and car continued as if nothing had happened. we were NEARLY rear ended. Very hard stop This is my wife’s daily driver. She is 3 months pregnant and we dont feel comfortable driving this vehicle. I reached out to the dealership we bought it from and no answer. I will continue to call, manufacturer need to stand by there vehicles and get this issue resolved.

    Source: NHTSA WEB SITE