In the wake of the camper phenomenon, the German manufacturer has created “boxes” for California, Caddy and Caravelle. Composed of useful accessories that make them small “mobile homes”
The phenomenon of camping is infecting car manufacturers, which are increasingly close to the sector by exploiting the van variants of their commercial vehicles. The goal is to make them more liveable and here Volkswagen has decided to introduce new modular and mini-mobile camping units for the Caravelle, California and Caddy. A kitchen area, a bed, a water reservoir and additional storage space to turn them into mobile homes, obviously spartan. Currently available in the UK (but will easily arrive on the Continent), the new camping gear sets fit neatly into existing baggage compartments. Designed for maximum flexibility, the kitchen can be set up in seconds, while the bed opens with a single movement.
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THREE SOLUTIONS
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The top of the range is called BusBox and is available starting from 3,340 pounds (about 4,000 euros at current exchange rates), compatible with Volkswagen Caravelle T5, T6 and T6.1 models: supplied with a bed, a mattress, a kitchenette (with space for a two-burner stove), an extendable storage compartment and a mains water supply.The reduced BusBox version excludes the mattress and is aimed at owners of Caravelle and California Beach Tour, priced at £ 2,555 (€ 3,000). The so-called KombiBox costs £ 2,760 (€ 3,280) and is offered exclusively for the Caddy range: and it comes with a bed, kitchen area, water supply and cargo compartment, while for an additional £ 495 (€ 590) you can option of folding mattress. In short, ideal for sportsmen.
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