What Van? Britain's biggest and best van buyers' guide

Available in three trim levels, the range starts at £16,995 for the Startline model, rises to £18,995 for the Trendline and moves up to £21,575 for the flagship Highline version (all prices exclude VAT).

The four-wheel drive Amarok comes to the UK in double-cab guise and with the choice of two diesel powertrains. Customers can select all models with the 2.0-litre BiTDI 163hp engine while the entry level Startline is also available with a 2.0-litre TDI 122hp unit.

Standard equipment on the Startline includes 16-inch alloy wheels, 4MOTION Selectable 4WD, which is available across the full model range, electric windows, semi-automatic air-conditioning and single CD/radio.

The Trendline comes with two-zone automatic air-conditioning, RCD 310 radio/CD player, cruise control, multi-function computer and leather trimmed steering wheel, handbrake and gear knob. The mid-range model also sports colour-coded mirrors, front bumper and wheelarch extensions, front fog lights and 17-inch alloys.

The top of the range Highline is marked out by chrome detailing on the front grille, door mirrors and rear bumper. It also features stainless steel sidebars, privacy glass, 18-inch alloys, leather upholstery, heated front seats and rear parking sensors.

Safety systems fitted across the range include six airbags, ESP incorporating brake assist system, traction control, electronic differential locking, hill hold assist, hill descent control, trailer stability control and off-road ABS, which shortens stopping distances on loose surfaces.