When I stepped inside Volkswagen’s new ID. Buzz—the electric ... at $65,495. A VW Bus in the 1960s cost around $2,000 (around $21,000 in today’s dollars); a used van might have cost a ...

including the new electric ID. Buzz Camper Van. Nevertheless, you can find VW campers on the secondary market, and you may also purchase a used VW camper van in the US. Volkswagen's decision not to ...

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 ...

A new generation of Volkswagen's California camper van based on the ... the ID.California has been delayed due to what VW says is low demand for electric campers. The new California debuts a ...

In fact, it didn't take long for the ultra-flexible transforming van to bring home a Red Dot Design Award. Now, Ventje's bringing its smart, innovative layout to the electric side of the camper ...

The new camper will ... 82 miles (132 km) of all-electric range. The Multivan California is expected to be offered to the public in 2024, but Volkswagen’s camper van range won’t stop there.

Buzz from VW themselves in the near future, it seems that third-party companies are ready to embrace the new van with open arms. The first US van outfitter to announce an all-electric camper van ...

here’s our updated selection of what to look out for in the world of zero-emission van living. The first of several new VW ID Buzz conversions, the eVentje is Dutch specialists Ventje's entry into the ...

The Volkswagen ID.Buzz California has been the hotly anticipated camper van of the decade since the ... Either way, we won’t be seeing a battery-electric VW camper anytime soon.

A new electric RV startup is nearly ready to ship its first batch of modular, fully electric camper vans to customers. The company is called Grounded RVs, and its Class B electric camper van is ...