Volkswagen California concept to hit showrooms in 2024
【Summary】Volkswagen has unveiled the new California as a concept, with a showroom version set to be released in 2024. The new model is based on the car-derived architecture shared with the Golf hatch and Tiguan SUV, instead of the Transporter van chassis. The Transporter van will be twinned with the Ford Transit Custom for its next generation.
In a recent update, it has been confirmed that the 'T7' Multivan and California models have undergone a significant change in their architecture. Instead of being based on the load-carrying chassis of the Transporter van, these models now share the car-derived architecture with the Volkswagen Golf hatch and Tiguan SUV. This change is expected to bring about improvements in performance and handling.
Furthermore, it has been announced that the next generation of the Transporter van, set to be released in 2024, will be twinned with the Ford Transit Custom. This partnership is aimed at enhancing the capabilities and features of the Transporter van, making it even more versatile and efficient for various commercial purposes.
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