Volkswagen's Multivan was revealed in 2021 as a new generation of the Caravelle, but now, that original name has been returned to the range. Volkswagen/dpaVolkswagen has introduced a raft of changes to its popular California while bringing the Caravelle name back.Volkswagen's Multivan was revealed in 2021 as a new generation of the Caravelle, but now, that original name has been returned to the range. Volkswagen says that the move has been made "in recognition of the name's popularity and heritage."Both the California and Caravelle get a redesigned front end with LED headlights which are now larger than before. The headlights are also connected by a glass-covered strip which, on certain grades, is also illuminated. Below the headlights, you'll find a redesigned bumper with larger air intakes.AdvertisementAdvertisementA revised list of colours has also been included, with new two-tone finishes available in shades such as white and brown, white and red and new Indium Grey matte.Inside, both California and Caravelle models get a revised digital cockpit display with new menus, while a larger 12.9-inch infotainment system comes equipped in all models. The gear selector has moved to the steering column, too, freeing up additional space.Caravelle models now get a new seating configuration, with eight-seater models gaining a layout which allows two groups of three to sit facing each other in the back of the vehicle.Both the California and Caravelle will also be available in a special edition specification called 'Generation' which brings a high level of standard equipment alongside a Candy White and Sunset Red Metallic paint scheme, which is reserved exclusively for this grade.Further pricing and specification details are expected to be announced shortly.
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