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Test of VW California eHybrid 4Motion camper van with plug-in hybrid AWD

25.01.2026 02:02 1 min 2 sources
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Test of VW California eHybrid 4Motion camper van with plug-in hybrid AWD
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Volkswagen has updated the California camper van with a new plug-in hybrid all-wheel-drive system. Based on the Multivan, the model features an electric motor with a range of up to 95 km and a 1.5 TSI petrol engine. The platform change and a narrower body have impacted the vehicle's interior living space.

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Test of VW California eHybrid 4Motion camper van with plug-in hybrid AWD

25.01.2026 Yahoo!ニュース JPN

Test of VW California eHybrid 4Motion: Camper Van with PHEV and AWD

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