Volkswagen showed off the seventh version of the Transporter, which comes with gasoline, hybrid, and electric engines. The new Transporter is 5.7 inches longer, 5.0 inches wider, and has a wheelbase that is 3.8 inches longer than the old one. The company hasn’t said how much it will cost yet, but we don’t need to worry because it won’t be sold in the US. Volkswagen has now shared the first pictures of the T7, which stands for “seventh-generation Transporter.” If you’re from the United States, you might need to learn what that is. To help you figure it out, think of a Ford Transit. The bigger Transporter has three different diesel engines, a plug-in hybrid system, and three different electric drivetrains. The VW T7 is 5.7 inches longer than the type that came before it. The wheelbase has also grown by 3.8 inches, making the car 5.0 inches bigger. New lighting has been added to the front and back of the newly rebuilt facade. People can choose wheels that are 17 inches or 19 inches. Customers can choose from seven different powertrains and several different colors. Three diesel engines make between 109 and 168 horsepower. Three electric powertrain choices are available, with power levels ranging from 134 to 282 horsepower. A plug-in hybrid with 229 horsepower is also possible. Diesel and hybrids usually have front-wheel drive, but diesel with more power can have all-wheel drive. Like most cars in its class, the Transporter T7 will come in several different sets. Two types are for people: the Kombi and the more expensive Caravelle, which has nine seats. There is also a panel van for carrying things. Adding a longer wheelbase and a taller top can make the car even more unique. While the price of the new Transporter has yet to be announced, it’s important to note that Volkswagen has no plans to sell it in the US market. However, there are still other great options available, such as the Transit.
