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The Volkswagen Microbus is finally making a return to the US market, and with it comes the VW camper bus. We had the chance to test the world's first ID. Buzz camper van ahead of its US launch, enjoying a taste of the dawning era of VW van life.

With the American compact van market fast going the way of the dinosaur, affordable pop-up camper vans are soon to be few and far between. Caleche Customs is helping fill the void by bringing over the Korean-designed Unicamp Kia Carnival pop-up roof.

The ID. Buzz van took forever to get to market, but the ID. Buzz camper van has been moving more quickly. Ququq already has the world's first ID. Buzz camper kit ready to order for well under $3K. It also has a new kit for the VW T7 Multivan.

It'll be a few years before VW launches an ID. California, but now that the ID. Buzz is in production, the first Buzz camper products are arriving. Ququq fills the e-van with a camper kit, and Hobby hitches an ultralight Beachy trailer behind it.

Ququq already offers affordable all-in-one camper solutions for rugged off-roaders, with its the Land Rover Defender box and Mercedes G-Class box. Now it's adding something for what might just be the world's most universally beloved overlanding machine: the Toyota Land Cruiser.

Last year, German camping module specialist Ququq turned the Mercedes G-Class into a makeshift off-road expedition vehicle with the G-Box. Now it's done the same for the Land Rover Defender, with the D-Box.

Cheaper and simpler than some of the alternatives, the QUQUQ camping box turns a regular vehicle into a camper that cooks, sleeps and cleans.