VW will reveal the sixth model of its I.D. series family of all-electric, battery-powered concept cars in March and it'll be an electric dune buggy.

For the I.D. BUGGY the concept is similar. In its case the modularity comes from the MEB architecture underneath: VW's platform gives plenty of flexibility, whether for a front- or rear-wheel ...

For 2016, when nothing is bitchin,’ boss or gnarly anymore, Volkswagen has introduced a new spin on this old beach buggy. Called the Beetle Dune, it’s a stylistic throwback to those sunny ...

VW has revived the look and spirit of the old Beetle dune buggies with an electric I.D. Buggy concept to be unveiled at the 2019 Geneva International Motor Show.

In addition, Volkswagen has made noises about bringing back the Beetle itself as an electric car -- this will be easy enough to do given the fact that small hatchbacks are already in the pipeline.

While a modern-day, factory-built Bug-Buggy may seem like an out-of-the-blue idea, the Beetle Dune is actually not the first concept of its kind; Volkswagen showed the New Beetle Dune concept back ...

The VW dune buggy is back to showcase the automaker's electric drive platform. The car was unveiled at the Geneva International Motor Show this week. Volkswagen Group are unlikely to roll it out ...

VW's influence is the iconic dune buggies of the 1960s. They were based on the VW Beetle chassis, pared back for open-top use on beaches.

That's the idea behind a dune buggy concept car version of Volkswagen's Beetle unveiled Monday at the Detroit auto show.

Volkswagen is aiming to re-awaken the spirit of 60s America with a modern take on the classic dune buggy. The all-electric concept will make its debut at the Geneva Motor Show.

The Beetle is back, so why not the Bug…gy? Autocar reports that Volkswagen has been granted a U.S. design patent on a dune buggy-style concept it revealed in 2011. Based on the VW Up! subcompact ...