Each refreshed VW California van presently accompanies sliding entryways on one or the other side, in addition to there’s another module half-and-half model and redesigned tech across the reach.
- Volkswagen has uncovered another age of the California camper van named the California 6.1.
- The new California is longer and more extensive than previously, with each model currently procuring a spring-up rooftop and sliding entryways for the two sides; VW added a module half-and-half variant as well.
- There are five trims to look over: Oceanside, Ocean Side Visit, Ocean Side Camper, Coast, and Sea, each offering an exceptional interpretation of the camper van — however none will be sold in California or elsewhere in the US.
We’ll pardon you on the off chance that you’ve never known about the Volkswagen California, as it has never been sold in the U.S., yet VW has been offering some type of camper van in Europe for over twenty years. Presently, Volkswagen is giving the camper a total upgrade with the otherworldly replacement of the Westfalia pop-top getting longer and more extensive than before while likewise procuring some innovations. Named the California 6.1, each trim level has a spring-up rooftop and sliding-back entryways on the two sides.
The new California setup has five models to browse: Oceanside, Oceanside Visit, Ocean side Camper, Coast, and Sea, with each model contributing a somewhat unique interpretation of the pop-top camper. The Oceanside is the least expensive of California’s contributions. It has a manual top and offers seating for six in a 2+2 design for the second and third columns.
Moving up to the Oceanside Visit (and the trims above it) presents turning front seats, illuminating in the pop rooftop, sliding windows in the back entryways, and admittance to another 5.0-inch control screen situated in the C-support point on the front traveler side. The new unit controls the van’s enjoying nature capabilities, including warming and lighting frameworks, and can give data on power and water levels.
The Ocean Side Camper procures a five-seat setup and an honestly “very conservative” smaller-than-usual kitchen. The kitchen houses an oven with a solitary gas burner, a cutlery cabinet, and extra stockpiling to conceal any treats that could somehow disrupt everything. The Coast model trades traveler space for useful space. It includes a four-seat format, a bigger kitchenette complete with cupboards, a sink, a fridge, and a solitary burner. Moving up to the lead Sea brings fancier inside materials, warmed front seats, extra room on the rooftop, and an assistant warmer.
The refreshed California rides on a similar stage as the long-wheelbase Volkswagen Multivan. It’s 10.6 inches longer and 1.6 inches more extensive than previously, however it holds a similar level as the active van. There are three powertrain choices for the new van, all of which pair to a programmed transmission. There’s a standard gas-took care of 2.0-liter four-chamber powertrain, a diesel 2.0-liter four-pot choice, and — new for the California setup — a module half-breed choice that coordinates an electric engine with a 1.5-liter gas motor.
As per VW, the new California will be discounted in June, with conveyances to begin later in the year. Sadly for perusers on our home soil, Volkswagen has no designs to start selling the California in North America.
