Los Angeles (November 2018) - Volkswagen sure made its presence known at the LA Auto Show this year, bringing along the Final Edition Beetle, the I.D. BUZZ CARGO van, as well as a concept electric bike, Cargo e-Bike. The I.D. BUZZ van was first released as a concept at the Detroit Auto Show last year, and this year VW released a sibling, the I.D. BUZZ CARGO van. VW says it could be launched in Europe as a production vehicle as early as 2022. A little longer than the I.D. BUZZ, it features a few other features: a variety of battery pack options, and depending on the chosen pack it can range 200-340 miles, a solar roof that can extend the range by up to 9.3 miles a day, fully autonomous driving, a digital cargo system, a 201-horsepower electric motor, single-speed transmission, and rear-wheel drive. An all-wheel drive system is said to be available in the future, adding an additional motor to the front of the vehicle. In addition, VW introduced their first electric bike - the Cargo e-Bike. The thought here is for use where trucks or standard sized vehicles cannot fit, making it ideal for deliveries in obscure places. It features a 250-watt motor powered by a lithium-ion battery. It is equipped with two wheels on the front with a load platform placed between them. The e-Bike can carry a total of 463 lbs and tilt-compensating technology keeps the load platform horizontal while turning. Market introduction is expected in 2019. As VW is looking towards the future, they also paid tribute to their past with the Final Edition of the Beetle, which made its auto show debut during this time. As we covered in another post, VW is discontinuing the Beetle going forward, but not without paying tribute to its icon by releasing limited edition models - of which we are already starting to receive in our inventory so be sure to check them out before they're gone for good!