While the number of electric cars is increasing day by day, manufacturers are making their investments in this direction. Volkswagen, one of the most serious brands in electric cars, has introduced many different models so far. In the coming period, the company may re-launch its iconic model.
Iconic Volkswagen Beetle could return with electric motor
Volkswagen excited car lovers with a video published the other day. The German manufacturer revealed its new electric Beetle concept in its new animated movie Miraculous: Ladybug & Cat Noir, which will be released in theaters and on Netflix next month.
This visual, which is a very successful concept study of Volkswagen Beetle, is already excited to think that the iconic model may return. Volkswagen has not yet made a statement confirming the electric Beetle model.
Volkswagen Beetle, which reached more than 23 million sales figures during its long production life, said goodbye to production lines in 2019. The vehicle, which is very popular in our country with the nickname “Vosvos”, gained a much more modern appearance in its third generation. The possible return of the vehicle, which still attracts attention with its design, will please everyone.
The rear-engined and low-to-the-ground layout of the Volkswagen Beetle actually seems pretty appropriate for an electric car. The company can create a highly successful electric car by preserving the original setup of the iconic vehicle. The red vehicle in the images is a proof of this.
Volkswagen E-Bugster
Volkswagen ID. buggy
In fact, when we take a look at Volkswagen’s current electric car strategy, we can easily say that the electric Beetle is not impossible. The German manufacturer, as it is known, the iconic T1 model ID. He brought it back to life electrically under the name Buzz. The same may be true for the Beetle.
Volkswagen, E-Bugster exhibited in 2017 and ID introduced in 2019. He had winked at the electric Beetle model with its Buggy concepts. With the latest sharing, these claims have been strengthened even more. So what do you think about a possible electric Volkswagen Beetle? You can share your views with us in the comments section.
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