The all-electric dune buggy Volkswagen refused to build is finally here thanks to the designer of the New Beetle. It's finally happening: The iconic Meyers Manx is being reborn for a third time ...

To fill the fun gap, at least for now, [James Biggar] built what you can’t buy: an all-electric dune buggy. And lest you think this was a kit build, be assured that the summary video below shows ...

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If you didn’t have a dune buggy or a van with outrageously flared arches and an eye-hurting paint job you were nothing in those days — or at least that’s what those of us who were too young ...

Allen Engineering's AT14E Fully Electric Track Buggy is a battery powered option designed to compete with existing track buggies. Three 7.4-hp electric motors Battery life up to 8 hours or 4 hours ...

Design and engineering business, Callum, has revealed a new electric dune buggy it calls Skye. The Skye is the first branded car from the company founded by Ian Callum – the famed British car ...

In addition to making it to the NHVR, the Manx is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a new electric dune buggy in cooperation with REV-Tec from Las Vegas, NV. At the moment, it's only a ...

The R1T also has a redesigned power tonneau cover, a feature that's been buggy since launch. The California Dune Edition is based on the mid-range Tri-Motor versions of the R1T and R1S.

There’s a functional reason for these updates, and that’s to give the duo a bit more grit and endurance when it comes to going off-road, most notably in the desert dune landscapes of Southern ...