The much-anticipated return of the Volkswagen Microbus takes the form of the all-electric ID. Buzz. It design is a great blend of modern and vintage cues, but the powertrain is all 21st century. The base…
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2024 Volkswagen ID.7
The German brand’s EV flagship borrows some styling cues from its ID.4 crossover sibling but takes the slinky sedan route. The ID.7 is longer, leaner, more attractive, and better appointed, too. The ID.7 will provide…
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Porsche x Volkswagen ID.Buzz Renndienst Bus
We’re pretty pumped about the impending arrival of Volkswagen’s ID.Buzz electric minivan, but it’s this Porsche-themed version we lust after. Too bad it will never see our shores. The classic red Renndienst (German for “Racing…
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Kindred Motorworks Turns Vintage Broncos, VW Buses, and More Into Modern EVs
The right vintage vehicle turns heads no matter where it’s driven. There’s just something about that old school cool of a classic car, even for people born long after the model’s heyday. Actually driving one,…
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Volkswagen Motorized Office Chair Concept
The Norwegian commercial division of Volkswagen has mocked up a concept for an electric-powered motorized office chair. It’s unlikely this chair will ever go into production but the designs suggest some serious thought was given…
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Volkswagen ID.Aero Concept Sedan
We think the Volkswagen ID.Aero sedan looks way better than the ID.4 EV crossover that’s currently on American roads. Despite the fact that sedans aren’t very hot right now, EV sedans seem to do just…
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1962 Volkswagen ‘Half-Track Fox’ T1
This VW Bulli isn’t for hippies. It was specially crafted to manage snowy alps as a rugged winter skiing transport. It was heavily modified by its owner, Austrian VW mechanic Kurt Kretzner. Kretzner gave it…
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Volkswagen ID.Buzz California
America has been waiting for the return of the much-beloved VW Microbus since it left our shores in the ’70s due to safety issues. Then, there was the Vanagon, which ended production for the American…
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Yes, You Should Buy Yourself a Dune Buggy
Let’s say you’ve been toying with the notion of getting a second or third vehicle for recreation. Sure, sports cars are a ton of fun, as are off-roaders. But let’s face it, those are everywhere.…
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1969 Volkswagen Super Bugger
Aside from the somewhat unfortunate name choice that probably wouldn’t fly in the UK, this 1969 VW Super Bugger is essentially a VW Beetle with a house on its back. The Super Bugger is a…
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Volkswagen Vintage Jolly Style Beach Buggy
In 1960’s Southern California, you weren’t doing the beach properly if you weren’t getting there in some sort of Volkswagen. While the VW Bus and Beetle were tremendously popular, the best way to do it…
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Volkswagen Silent Yacht 50
Volkswagens, apparently, not just for land duties. The German car juggernaut has worked with solar-powered boat maker Silent Yachts, as well as design firm CUPRA, to create a catamaran powered by the sun “to put…
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Volkswagen EV Charging Robot
Electric vehicles are quite obviously the next big wave in the automotive industry, but charging options aren’t quite yet ubiquitous. And even if you happen to find a charging station, you might have to wait…
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Volkswagen ID.6 Crossover SUV Electric Concept
Everyone knows that the future of motoring is electric, but few brands have gotten behind that initiative as much as Volkswagen has with their line of ID-badged electric vehicles. In addition to the electrified classics…
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1974 Volkswagen Thing
The Volkswagen 181 was a two-wheel drive, four door, convertible Jeep-alternative originally developed for the West German Army. It finally landed in the States in the early 70s where it got the name Volkswagen Thing…