Volkswagen

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.