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List of names for the Volkswagen Type 1 information


Having been exported to many countries, the VW Beetle has gained an arguably unequaled reputation.[1][2]

The Volkswagen Type 1 automobile, also known as the Volkswagen Beetle or Bug,[3] is known colloquially by various names in different countries, usually local renderings of the word "beetle".[4][5] Among these are:

  • Bug or Beetle-Bug in the US
  • Bogár (beetle) or bogárhátú (beetle-back) in Hungary
  • 金龜車 ("Jin-guei che") in Taiwan
  • Agroga عكروكة (little frog), Rag-gah ركـّة (little turtle) in Iraq
  • חיפושית ("Hipushit", beetle) or Bimba in Israel
  • ビートル ("Bītoru", beetle) in Japan
  • Bjalla (beetle) in Iceland
  • Kodok (frog) in Indonesia
  • Ghoorbaghei (قورباغه ای) (frog) in Iran
  • Буба (beetle) in North Macedonia
  • Kifuu (small bowl[6]) in Kenya
  • Vabole (beetle) in Latvia
  • Vabalas (beetle) in Lithuania
  • Kura (turtle), Kodok (frog) in Malaysia
  • Kashima in Namibia
  • Bhyagute car (frog car) in Nepal
  • Boble (bubble) in Norway
  • Cepillo (brush or ice shaver) in Dominican Republic
  • خنفسة ("khon-fesa", beetle) in Egypt
  • Fakrouna (tortoise) in Libya
  • Põrnikas (beetle) in Estonia
  • Baratinha (little cockroach) in Cape Verde
  • Escarabat (beetle) in Catalan
  • Poncho in Chile and Venezuela
  • 甲壳虫 ("Jiǎ Ké Chóng", beetle) in China
  • Buba (bug) in Croatia[7]
  • Brouk (beetle) in Czech Republic
  • Sapito (little toad) in Perú
  • Carocha (beetle) in Portugal
  • Volky in Puerto Rico
  • Broasca, Broscuţă (little frog), Buburuza (ladybird) in Romania
  • Фольксваген-жук ("Folksvagen-zhuk", Volkswagen bug) in Ukraine
  • Жук ("Zhuk", beetle) in Russia
  • Буба ("Buba", bug) in Serbia[7]
  • Qongqothwane (beetle), Volla or Volksie (little Volkswagen), Kewer (beetle) in South Africa
  • Chrobák (beetle) in Slovakia
  • Hrošč (beetle) in Slovenia[7]
  • Volks, Beetle or Ibba (turtle) in Sri Lanka
  • Mgongo wa Chura (frog's back)in Tanzania
  • Con Bọ (bug) in Vietnam
  • Bhamba Datya ("Datya", frog) in Zimbabwe
  • Tortuga (tortoise) in Panama
  • Цох(beetle) in Mongolia
  • "فولوکس" ("Foloks", philosopher), in Afghanistan
  • Buba ("the bug") in Montenegro[7]
  • Super Beetle or Super Bug in North America
  • Banju Maqlub (literally, a bathtub turned upside down) in Malta
  • Viwii in Malawi
  • Foxi or Foxy in most of Pakistan and Daddu-car (frog car) in Punjabi speaking parts of Pakistan
  • Mgongo wa Chura (frog's back), Mwendo wa Kobe (tortoise speed) in Swahili
  • Folka (Volkswagen), Bagge (short for Skalbagge, beetle), Bubbla (bubble) in Sweden and Swedish-speaking Finland
  • Cucaracha or Cucarachita (cockroach, little cockroach) in Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras
  • Bingus, Ijapa, Mbe, or Tortoise Car in Nigeria
  • Beetle in the UK, and in many English speaking Commonwealth countries (e.g. Australia & New Zealand)
  • Maggiolino[4] (maybug, cockchafer), Maggiolone (big beetle) in Italy
  • Käfer (beetle)[4] in Germany,[3] Austria and Alemannic Switzerland
  • Kever in Dutch-speaking Belgium and the Netherlands
  • Pichirilo in Ecuador and Colombia
  • Pulga (flea), Escarabajo (beetle) in Colombia
  • ඉබ්බා (tortoise) in Sri Lanka
  • Vocho,[4] Vochito or Volcho (navel) in Mexico, Costa Rica, Colombia and Perú
  • Fusca[5][8] in Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay (from "fauvê", "VW" in German pronunciation), Fusquinha (little VW) in Brazil, Fusquita (little VW) in Uruguay
  • Escarabajo (beetle) in Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Paraguay, Perú, Spain, Uruguay, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Panama
  • Peta (turtle) in Bolivia[9]
  • Pendong, Kotseng kuba (hunchback car),[10] Pagong, Ba-o, (turtle), Boks (tin can), sometimes Beetle in the Philippines
  • Garbus (hunchback) in Poland[11]
  • Folcika or Buba (bug) in Bosnia and Herzegovina[7]
  • Косτенурка ("Kostenurka", turtle), Бръмбар ("Brambar", beetle) in Bulgaria
  • Boblen (The bubble), Bobbelfolkevogn (bubble Volkswagen), Asfaltboblen (The asphalt bubble), Billen (The Beetle) gravid rulleskøjte (pregnant rollerskate) or Hitlerslæden (Hitler-sled) in Denmark
  • Kupla (bubble), Kuplavolkkari (bubble Volkswagen), Aatun kosto (Adi's revenge) in Finland
  • Coccinelle[4] (ladybug) in France,[5] French-speaking Belgium and Switzerland, Algeria, Quebec and Haiti
  • Choupette (Herbie's name in the French version of the movie) in French Canada
  • Σκαθάρι ("Skathari", beetle), Σκαραβαίος ("Skaraveos", scarab), Χελώνα ("Chelona", turtle), Κατσαριδάκι ("Katsaridaki", little cockroach) in Greece
  • Sedán (sedan car), Pulguita (little flea), Vocho/Vochito or Bocho/Bochito (little Volkswagen) in Mexico and across Latin America
  • รถเต่า ("Rod Tao", turtle car), โฟล์คเต่า ("Volk Tao", Volkswagen turtle) in Thai
  • Kaplumbağa (turtle), Tosbağa (tortoise), Vosvos in Turkey[12]
  1. ^ Wheel, The News (2019-08-22). "The Volkswagen Beetle has Adorable Nicknames Across the Globe". The News Wheel. Retrieved 2023-03-10.
  2. ^ Lewis, Dan (2016-07-04). "20 Facts About The VW Beetle". The Fact Site. Retrieved 2023-03-10.
  3. ^ a b Meredith, Robyn (January 4, 1998). "New York Times". With New Beetle Come Wistful Hints of Old Flame. Retrieved November 18, 2012.
  4. ^ a b c d e Stewart, Ben (2012). "Popular Mechanics". 2012 Volkswagen Beetle Test Drive. PopularMechanics.com. Retrieved November 18, 2012.
  5. ^ a b c Miller, Roger K. (September 1, 2002). "The Unsquashable Bug". Chicago Sun-Times. Retrieved November 18, 2012.
  6. ^ "kifuu english def".
  7. ^ a b c d e Dobrojevic, Milos (2006). "VW Beetle Names". TheGoldenBug.com. Retrieved September 15, 2018.
  8. ^ "A history of the Volkswagen Beetle". www.vw.com. Retrieved 2023-03-10.
  9. ^ Wheel, The News (2019-08-22). "The Volkswagen Beetle has Adorable Nicknames Across the Globe". The News Wheel. Retrieved 2023-03-10.
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