Buzz—the electric version of ... only 1st Edition at $65,495. A VW Bus in the 1960s cost around $2,000 (around $21,000 in ...

A year after turning the Ford Tourneo Custom into the "most flexible vehicle in the world," Germany's Vanexxt has done the ...

So in electric terms, it's probably about right. It just sounds like a lot to spend on a van. Especially when the VW Multivan ... I really can't wait to see a camper version of the ID.

Whether taking a weekend excursion or living the increasingly popular “van life,” shoppers for class B camper vans and RVs have a new all-electric vehicle option from Detroit-based Grounded.

While VW hasn ... popular camper vans in Europe (especially those with pop-top roofs), and the novel Doubleback conversion shown above takes the formula to another level. With an electric, slide ...

as well as a long-awaited camper version, a modern version of the cult 1950s and 1960s model and an electric rival to VW’s own California series. It’s not hard to imagine a pick-up variant, or an ice ...

VW’s take on a latter day Type 2, a nod to a funkier electric future and a family wagon you might actually want to drive. It’s the ID. Buzz. What’s the score then? Full camper van?

The ID. Buzz's new Moonlight interior is a darker tone for a moodier atmosphere in the electric van. ... [+] With the pricing announcement VW shared two new interior layouts for the North American ...

The first products under the deal will be the vans, which would come as early as next year. VW would start selling the pickup truck in 2022, and the electric vehicle would come in 2023 ...