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We have earlier told you about some desirable, ultra-luxurious camper vans that are fitted with every luxury, you can’t afford to live without. But, if you are a VW-Westfalia campers fan than nothing could appeal you like a new much-improved model from the company. The company is working-upon its new modern version, which will inherit all the charms of the original along with the added luxuries and functionality.
The van’s top panel will be intact but now it rises straight up instead of tilting and is covered in solar panels. The other updated features will include a kitchenette that swings completely out of the van and a storage drawer in the back for a set of folding chairs and LED lighting. The company is working with Alexandre Verdier, a French-Canadian designer group on its new model. Checkout even more pics at the site here.
via AutoBlog
The All-New VW Westfalia Camper Van
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This is NOT the new Westy...merely an award-winning design concept by Verdier(http://www.verdier.ca/) that will not be built by VW.
Ever.
VW is currently negotiating with DCX (Daimler/Chrysler) to build a new VW van at the plant in St. Louis. Thus far, no design sheets have been shown for it.
Much as I’d like to see it built, since VW has not expressed an interest in the concept, it will not be a Volkswagen IF it ever gets past the design phase.
I wonder if these vans has better gas mileage than the usual vans we commonly see on the roads. I like the second one though.