We all gona see all New Volkswagen Beetle from 2012 Edition.

Volkswagen is redesigning it popular small car Volkswagen Beetle for 2010 Edition. 2012 Volkswagen New Beetle will undergo an evolutionary styling change when production begins next year.

Since Beetle shares the same platform of VW Golf, New Beetle will continue to be assembled in Puebla, Mexico.

Spy photographs of the car reveal that all of the sheet metal has been replaced, but the overall design remains retro.

In an interview last October to Autocar, Stefan Jacoby, who at that time was the president and CEO of Volkswagen Group of America, said the next generation New Beetle would have more space for rear-seat passengers and better packaging. However, the overall dimensions of the vehicle would not significantly change.

Jacoby said the major complaint about the current car — aside from its age — is the cramped rear seat. Few changes have been made to the current New Beetle since it debuted in 1998.

Here are some pics how 2012 Beetle may look like. PICs by Carpix(spionage) :)

Volkswagen plans to build new Beetle, will be 'Radical Design'

We all might be seeing the all-new VW Beetle, which is due to launch at next year’s Detroit motor show, will be a "radical design", according to company sources.

Sources have told Autocar that VW hasn’t gone down the Mini route by just tweaking the car’s styling.

The Beetle’s designers  are working hard to create a new design rather than tweaking it. They are hopeful to  produce a completely fresh, modern take on the classic VW.

A hybrid is also planned, with a similar drivetrain to that of the Jetta CC from this year’s Detroit show: a 150bhp turbocharged/supercharged 1.4 with a 27bhp electric motor.

The new Beetle is expected to go on sale in the UK in May 2011. A cabriolet will follow about a year later.