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/VW’s electric van finally sets up for overnight camping, though without some conveniences.
Read MoreVW’s electric van finally sets up for overnight camping, though without some conveniences.
Read MoreThe automated driving edition of VW’s new electric might be light years away from our market, but it promises much.
Read MoreVW explains why supply of the electric retro-hit is in buyers’ hands.
Read MoreIt's been the longest time coming, but the hubba-hubba Dub is finally about to hit the road.
Read MoreExtra performance, all-wheel drive, and significantly improved towing capability is a big bully-up for ID.Buzz
Read MoreMystery Creek visitors can view a VW project from the past that’s a year ahead of time.
Read MorePrepare for a swarm - a longer wheelbase and extra sting for VW’s battery-wed retro people mover are set for NZ.
Read MoreChanges that make VW’s entry electric hatch eligible for local availability shown off in Germany.
Read MoreVolkswagen NZ hope of starting its ID product push with a head-turning talisman has been thwarted.
Read MoreThe reason why VW NZ has chosen to take the brand’s entry electric once it has been refreshed seems logical.
Read MoreIntent to launch in 2023 confirmed, but no price, spec or timing detail.
Read MoreAfter years of teasing, VW releases an electric van that keeps true to the concept homage to a classic.
Read MoreVW has confirmed it will reprise its most famous camper, as a version of the ID.Buzz.
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