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2025 VW Transporter hits UK roads: diesel, electric, and hybrid

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2025 VW Transporter (UK-spec)

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By: Angel Sergeev

Dec 11, 2024 at 3:10am ET

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Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles has released official details about the seventh-generation Transporter Panel Van in the United Kingdom. It's set to hit UK roads with prices starting at £30,995 for the TDI model. For those looking to go green (and have an extra £41,965 lying around), there's a fully electric option, too. Orders books are set to open in January 2025.

This isn’t just any van – it’s the Swiss Army knife of vehicles, offering a little something for everyone. Whether you’re ferrying tools, shuttling passengers, or just showing off your new wheels, the Transporter lineup has you covered. From the basic-but-loaded Commerce trim to the gadget-packed Commerce Pro, this van seems to want to outshine your living room in tech and comfort. Full UK pricing is listed below.

Gallery: VW Transporter and Caravelle

VW Transporter and Caravelle

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Model Description (Panel Van derivatives)

Total OTR

Panel Van Commerce SWB
110 PS 2.0 TDI 6-Speed Manual

£38,520.00

Panel Van Commerce LWB
110 PS 2.0 TDI 6-Speed Manual

£39,540.00

Panel Van Commerce Plus SWB
110 PS 2.0 TDI 6-Speed Manual

£39,960.00

Panel Van Commerce Plus LWB
110 PS 2.0 TDI 6-Speed Manual

£40,980.00

Panel Van Commerce Pro SWB

110 PS 2.0 TDI 6-Speed Manual

£42,600.00

Panel Van Commerce Pro LWB
150 PS 2.0 TDI 6-Speed Manual

£45,780.00

Panel Van Commerce Plus SWB
136 PS 83 kWh Electric 1-Speed Automatic

£51,349.00

Panel Van Commerce Plus LWB
136 PS 83 kWh Electric 1-Speed Automatic

£52,369.00

Panel Van Commerce Pro SWB
136 PS 83 kWh Electric 1-Speed Automatic

£53,989.00

Panel Van Commerce Pro LWB
136 PS 83 kWh Electric 1-Speed Automatic

£55,009.00

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Need options? You’ve got them. The Transporter isn’t limited to its Panel Van guise – it’s also coming in Kombi, Shuttle, and double-cab chassis versions. Short wheelbase? Long wheelbase? Check and check. With three diesel and two electric powertrains launching in January 2025, and an eHybrid drive slated for 2026, this van has something for every taste.

Volkswagen isn’t just handing you the keys and waving goodbye. Its 5+ Promise Warranty includes five services, five years of warranty, and five years of roadside assistance. In other words, if something goes wrong, VW’s got your back for longer than most teenagers' relationships.

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