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Volkswagen Launches New California Camper Van With Hybrid Drive
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles has recently introduced the latest iteration of its beloved camper van, the New California. This model evolves from the long version of the Multivan, enhancing space and versatility while retaining the cherished characteristics of its forerunners. The New California is set to hit the market in five distinct versions: Beach, Beach Tour, Beach Camper, Coast, and Ocean, each designed to cater to a variety of travel needs and preferences.
A notable upgrade in the New California is the addition of sliding doors on both sides, significantly improving access for loading and unloading. This feature, coupled with a plug-in hybrid drive system, marks a significant step forward in the camper van's design. The hybrid system not only allows for periods of electric driving but also extends the vehicle's total range, making it an ideal choice for longer journeys. This introduction of a plug-in hybrid drive in a Volkswagen camper van is a first for the brand, offering both eco-friendly travel and all-wheel drive capabilities.
Control and monitoring of the New California have been made incredibly user-friendly, with options including a display within the living area, an in-car application, and a smartphone app. These technological advancements ensure that users can easily manage their vehicle's features for a more comfortable and efficient experience. Pre-sales of this innovative camper van are scheduled to commence in June, with deliveries expected to follow in the latter half of the year.
The New California represents a significant leap forward in combining everyday practicality with the adventurous spirit of a camper van. With its range of models and advanced features, Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles aims to provide an ideal travel companion for every lifestyle. Whether it's for daily use or exploring new horizons, the New California seeks to deliver unparalleled versatility and convenience to its users.
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