Volkswagen engineers are testing the next generation of its Crafter van. The new generation of the vehicle was developed in-house. Until this year, Volkswagen had a joint-venture with Mercedes-Benz on ...

We've been following new Volkswagen Crafter camper vans since the launch of the second-gen model in 2016. Whether we're talking Volkswagen itself, a large conversion shop like Westfalia, or a smaller ...

A lower cost of living, a slower pace of life, and enhanced mobility is what motivates many people to build or buy a camper van and see where the road takes them. But there are countless vans turned ...

Hardworking vans like VW’s Crafter lead a tough life and need to be able to withstand all kinds of abuse inside and out. They also need to be built down to a price that makes them attractive to fleet ...

But no longer. When the technology-sharing partnership that spawned the Crafter came to an end, VW threw a vast sum of money at creating a standalone new Crafter model (and a new factory to build it ...

Not long after the debut of the all-new second-generation Volkswagen Crafter, converters around Germany started creating distinctive camper vans based on VW's latest. British converters got in on the ...

As the first examples of the new Volkswagen Crafter hit Britain’s roads this month, one thing is for certain – you won’t miss them. See one coming towards you and you may be forgiven for thinking that ...

Volkswagen’s targeting the UK police with the new Police Support Unit (PSU). Based on the long wheelbase, Trendline trim level version of the Crafter, it features a lot of upgrades over the regular, ...

Barbus Service UK Limited has turned a Volkswagen Crafter panel van into a barber shop on wheels that's big enough inside for two haircutting work stations. Leather salon chairs and mirrors dominate ...

CoolKit recently fitted the popular Trendline model of its Volkswagen Crafter refrigerated vehicle with a dual-temperature conversion that enables it to carry frozen and chilled goods at the same time ...

Mark McNabb was a contributor at TopSpeed from 2013 to 2018. Growing up, Mark always had a mind for tinkering on random items throughout his home and dad’s garage, including a 1953 Ford Mainline and ...