The success of beetle is undeniable.
With more than 21 million units produced in 21 factories around the world, the little beetle has won a legion of admirers over more than six decades of production.
In Mexico, where the Beetle was produced from 1967 to 2003, it became a true legend.
It was in this scenario that the VW Ant, whose origins date back to West Germany.
Initially known as EA489 Basistransporter, the model was developed as a simple and affordable vehicle, designed especially for emerging markets in Asia and Africa.
However, production was quickly moved to Puebla, Mexico, where the vehicle was renamed Hormiga, or “ant” in Spanish.
One of the main characteristics of Hormiga was its mechanical and structural simplicity.
If you are looking for a classic and rare vehicle, the Hormiga could be a valuable addition to your collection.
And for the admirers of Volkswagen, he is proof that even lesser-known projects can leave an indelible mark on history.