The Electric ID.Buzz Camper Van Production is currently underway in Germany for an electric version of the Volkswagen camper van. The new model is called the ID. Buzz Camper Van. The ID. Buzz is a ...

Finally, the Box.Camper is the most comprehensive camping solution offered by Peace Vans for the ID. Buzz EV and owners will have to remove both rows of rear seats to fit it in. According to the ...

The Dub-Box trailers are made from scratch with a lightweight, but durable fiberglass shell. So, if you’re worried that the company is destroying vintage VW Camper Vans to make these, don’t be.

Classic VW camper Built between 1950-67, the iconic VW Type 2 (T1), affectionately known as the ‘Splitscreen’ or ‘Splitty', is now highly collectible with restored examples on sale from £ ...

Peace Out Peace Vans has extensive experience in camper van conversions for VW models like the Vanagon, as well as models from other brands, and it’s one of the leading places to have your old VW Bus ...

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 ...

The full camper is the modern version of the beloved VW camper van. Ringing in at $33,000-$45,000 for the camper van buildout, these vans pack a lot of punch into a small package.

Last year's launch of the Volkswagen T6.1 puts the spotlight on the iconic VW camping bus. Converters went straight to work transforming the 6.1 into their own unique camper creations, and we've ...

VW has used the California name for camper vans before, based on its existing commercial and passenger vans but, despite the name, hasn't offered them in the United States since the era of the ...

Peace Vans, which specializes in camper-van builds, is offering three such conversion options for the all-electric ID.Buzz, with deliveries scheduled to begin in November of this year.

Some 60 years ago, the first VW Transporters—or camper vans as they’re better known—were first assembled in São Paulo, Brazil. This December, the country will build the world’s very last one.

Volkswagen camper vans may not possess the power of Superman or the speed of The Flash, but artist Andrew Mark Hunter still considers the trusty transports superheroic. A trip to a VW show spurred ...