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Volkswagen Kombi Camper Confirmed For Australia

Volkswagen Australia has confirmed it is bringing the classic ‘pop-top’ Kombi Camper back to the local market in the second half of 2018. The Camper, returning after a long hiatus, will be a leisure-orientated derivative of the current T6 Multivan people mover, sitting alongside the retro-themed Kombi 70. Speaking exclusively to CarsGuide, Volkswagen Australia’s director of commercial vehicles, Carlos Santos said, “We’ve […]

Volkswagen Australia has confirmed it is bringing the classic ‘pop-top’ Kombi Camper back to the local market in the second half of 2018.

The Camper, returning after a long hiatus, will be a leisure-orientated derivative of the current T6 Multivan people mover, sitting alongside the retro-themed Kombi 70.

Speaking exclusively to CarsGuide, Volkswagen Australia’s director of commercial vehicles, Carlos Santos said, “We’ve had great success with our retro-themed Multivan models. First, the Generation Six in 2015, and now with the Kombi 70 Years, which marks the anniversary of the first sketch of our legendary Microbus.”

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“Everyone has a Kombi van story; and we’ve listened to our customers and I’m pleased to announce we will be bringing the classic Camper back to Australia with a range of accessory options for those wanting to convert their T6 at the time of purchase, ” he said.

Volkswagen has confirmed the Kombi Camper will be available as a complete package from VW dealers, with T6 Multivan buyers also having the option of fitting some or all of the available elements as genuine accessories.

Pricing and specifications are yet-to-be-confirmed, but a Volkswagen spokesperson told CarsGuide the Camper would be pitched at an “attainable price point”.

The 2018 Volkswagen Multivan currently ranges in price from $52,990 for the Comfortline TDI340, to $83,890 for the Executive TDI450 LWB.

This article originally appeared on CarsGuide.

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