Volkswagen
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A one-of-a-kind machine called the "Half-track Fox" serves as the subject of VW's latest restoration, and it's a true jaw-dropper. The van started life as a 1962 Splitty before getting converted into something of a snowcat adventure van.
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Volkswagen has an electric ID. California camper van in its plans, but that'll take until 2025. In the meantime, Flowcamper steps in with the Frieda Volt, an all-electric VW T5/T6 with flexible interior that seats 5, sleeps 4 and includes a toilet.
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Iconic 4x4s are rising from the dead at an alarming rate — the Bronco, the Hummer, and now the International Harvester Scout. VW owns the Scout rights and will launch a standalone Scout brand to reinvent utility vehicles from yesteryear as electrics.
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One of the most anticipated vehicles ever, the Volkswagen ID. Buzz has finally made its debut. Was it worth the wait? Take a closer look at the all-new fully electric 201-hp MPV and cargo vans and decide for yourself.
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Thanks to its side-popping roof, the Bilbo's Space camper van has a distinctive look. But it's what's inside that really sets the van apart: a series of compact, removable modules that let it easily transform from mini base camp to everyday van.
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It's been over five years since Volkswagen debuted the ID. Buzz concept. Since then, it has methodically developed its e-van and is now readying it for debut. In two weeks, VW will reveal not just one ID. Buzz but both passenger and cargo versions.
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The VW Caddy California has been on offer in mainland Europe for over a year and is now launching in the UK. With a price under £31,000 and a standard mini-kitchen, the Caddy California is ready to take on the UK's rich market of mini-campers.
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A Volkswagen ID. Buzz-based electric camper van comes as little surprise since camping has been entwined in the Buzz's DNA since before it was approved for production. But now it's official; VW announces development work on an ID. California camper.
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As the first EV in Volkswagen’s production lineup to be made, from the get-go, to be electric, the ID.4 shows us where VW is headed. Though smaller than the Tiguan SUV, it’s spacious, drives well, and hits a flourishing market at just the right time.
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Squeezing a bathroom into a pickup camper without making the truck a big, lumbering beast on road and trail is no easy task. The Flip90's power-rotating design creates a hard-sided shower/toilet room that also adds elbow room and indoor cooking.
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German designer Nils Holger Moormann has joined forces with Custom-Bus Camping Vans to launch the Streifenwagen, a campervan based on a VW T6.1 that boasts a minimalist interior brimming with functionality, space-oriented comfort, and style.
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Volkswagen previews an entry-level compact electric hatchback with the all-new ID. Life. The concept car has modernized-classic hatchback proportions, a digitized stare, an electric front-wheel drive and a targeted price tag as low as $24,000.
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