At the 1994 North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Volkswagen unveiled a Concept One show car that was a postmodern reimagining of the original Beetle. The concept vehicle was a smash ...

Volkswagen adds another dollop of masculinity to its Beetle with the Frankfurt debut of the Beetle R Concept ... know the dynamic potential of this new car. As an "R", the Beetle could demonstrate ...

That concept car, however, was “not very realistic ... will be bolted on to the roof for the show. The goal of the Volkswagen Beetle Dune concept is to show the vehicle’s go-anywhere ...

As the original Beetle’s lifetime was drawing to a close in the 1990s, Volkswagen began to design a successor that would carry the model’s iconic features forward. A concept car called the ...

In this car, it has been replaced by another ... which integrated the functions in the main instrumentation. The Beetle Dune Concept integrates the "Volkswagen Sideways" app-a program that ...

We all know that the Volkswagen Beetle was designed by Ferdinand Porsche, but the company he founded also developed a modern people's car for the Chinese market ...

Over the course of its long history, Volkswagen has created plenty of interesting concept cars (such as this Beetle hot hatch); the one we will focus on today successfully made the jump from ...

Volkswagen just revealed pictures of the second concept car it will bring to this year’s Detroit Auto Show: the Beetle Dune. As the picture above shows, the car is a higher-riding version of the ...

When it comes to concept cars, the key question is not so much "why?" as "why not?" That's definitely the case with Volkswagen 's Beetle Dune Concept, unveiled today at the North American ...

The teaser image of the upcoming concept car shows a further evolution of Volkswagen’s new design language, based on the ...

Volkswagen sells a wide range of upscale passenger cars and utility vehicles ... 1 would become known more affectionately as the VW Beetle. The basic design remained relatively unchanged for ...