There is that, then.
Those bodies-in-white are aftermarket. VW has partnered with eClassics to produce Type I roller-skates that use e-Up! drivetrain, batteries and fast charger.
https://www.thedrive.com/news/29695/...ubbed-e-kafers
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Two such conversions have already been built by Volkswagen with its partner eClassics, which named the cars "E-Käfer," käfer translating from German as beetle. Both cars are described as "near-production" prototypes . or proof-of-concept vehicles that show how customer-commissioned E-Beetles could look if ordered en masse. As Volkswagen plans to neither revive the Beetle under its electric vehicle brand, ID, nor put the ID Buggy into production, the eClassics-built E-Käfer is effectively your only shot at owning a Volkswagen-approved electric Beetle.
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The EU equivalent of US$44K, IIRC. Then you could make a wooden camper body and let them freak out about that instead. 
https://i.pinimg.com/736x/1e/39/a1/1...4933761cdc.jpg
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