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  • ID. BUGGY at Pebble Beach Concours D’Elegance
    ID. BUGGY at Pebble Beach Concours D’Elegance
    08/16/19
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    ID. BUGGY at Pebble Beach Concours D’Elegance

    For the first time the Volkswagen ID. BUGGY hits the roads and beaches of California. The concept car will also be shown at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance during Monterey Car Week. Since its world debut at the Geneva International Motor Show in March, the ID. BUGGY has created buzz about the future possibilities of e-mobility.
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  • ID. BUGGY at Concours d’Elegance in Chantilly
    ID. BUGGY singled out at Concours d’Elegance
    07/01/19
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    ID. BUGGY singled out at Concours d’Elegance

    The ID. BUGGY made its first big appearance at the "Chantilly Arts & Elegance, Richard Mille" after its world premiere at the Geneva Motor Show. Together with an haute couture creation by the Belgian fashion designer Ann Demeulemeester, it ventured onto the catwalk and bagged the audience award at the Concours d'Elegance. Volkswagen chief designer Klaus Bischoff, who took part in the parade, is thrilled: "It is a sensational achievement for our design team that international automotive enthusiasts chose the ID. BUGGY at such a top-class event. It shows that our vision of e-mobility has struck a chord."
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This beach buggy called Meyers Manx has been developed in the 1960s based on a Beetle chassis.
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This beach buggy called Meyers Manx has been developed in the 1960s based on a Beetle chassis.
This beach buggy called Meyers Manx has been developed in the 1960s based on a Beetle chassis.
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This beach buggy called Meyers Manx has been developed in the 1960s based on a Beetle chassis.
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This beach buggy called Meyers Manx has been developed in the 1960s based on a Beetle chassis.
This beach buggy called Meyers Manx has been developed in the 1960s based on a Beetle chassis.
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This beach buggy called Meyers Manx has been developed in the 1960s based on a Beetle chassis.
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This beach buggy called Meyers Manx has been developed in the 1960s based on a Beetle chassis.
This beach buggy called Meyers Manx has been developed in the 1960s based on a Beetle chassis.
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This beach buggy called Meyers Manx has been developed in the 1960s based on a Beetle chassis.
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This beach buggy called Meyers Manx has been developed in the 1960s based on a Beetle chassis.
This beach buggy called Meyers Manx has been developed in the 1960s based on a Beetle chassis.
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