Volkswagen has halted U.S. sales of its retro-styled ID. Buzz electric van for the 2026 model year, just one year after ...

Volkswagen has put its U.S. rollout of the 2026 ID. Buzz electric minivan on hold, skipping the 2026 model year and signaling ...

Hippie van, VW bus, Kombi, Samba, Transporter, Vanagon, Eurovan … Volkswagen’s beloved vehicle has been known by many names around the world. For more than half a century, VW has been making passenger ...

The German automaker has completed the range of modern vans with the new Transporter and Caravelle in addition to ID. Buzz and Multivan plus California, the latest additions being "innovative and ...

Seven months ago, Volkswagen launched its iconic California camper van into its own brand, incorporating camper products ranging from mini-camping, to everyday MPV-camping, to Grand family base ...

Volkswagen Prices and Values: Based in Germany, Volkswagen first arrived in the US in 1949 and has since become one of the most recognized brands on the road. The iconic Beetle is the best-selling ...

You can get a camper van in practically any style imaginable today, from basic Sprinter conversions to luxurious mansions on wheels to apocalypse-ready overlanding fortresses. But the most iconic will ...

If I were to ask you what's the most iconic camper van, there's a high chance your answer would be a Volkswagen van, be it the T1, the T2, Westfalia, Vanagon, or any other version. They're renowned ...

VW starts selling its next-gen Transporter and Caravelle models in Europe, now offered with an all-electric powerplant or as a PHEV. The e-Transporter and e-Caravelle rely on smaller 64-kWh batteries, ...

The new California doesn’t look radically different from its predecessor, but it is bigger. It’s now 10.6 inches longer and 1.6 inches wider than before, though its height remains the same. All ...

We've seen some tiny campers here over the years, fascinating micro contraptions that mash together mobility and living quarters in seemingly impossible ways. But we've never seen anything quite as ...