Volkswagen is developing the second generation of its ID. Buzz electric minivan, which will transition to the SSP platform to improve performance and reduce production costs.
Volkswagen is developing a next-generation ID. Buzz electric minibus on the new SSP platform, aiming for a lower price point and improved technical performance.
Volkswagen has postponed the US market return of the ID. Buzz electric van until the first half of 2027, designating it as a 2028 model year vehicle.
Volkswagen has launched a long-wheelbase version of the ID. Buzz Cargo, offering increased cargo capacity, an 86 kWh battery, and optional all-wheel drive starting from €48,490.
Volkswagen has launched a long-wheelbase ID. Buzz Cargo with an 86 kWh battery, offering increased cargo space and a range of up to 490 km.
Volkswagen ID.Buzz set a Guinness World Record by visiting 92 countries during a 445-day global expedition covering nearly 100,000 kilometers.
Volkswagen’s ID. Buzz Pro LWB has set a new Guinness World Record by visiting 92 countries during a 99,767-kilometer continuous journey.
Volkswagen is upgrading its 2027 vehicle lineup with enhanced ADAS features and a new rear-view camera system for the returning electric ID. Buzz van.
Volkswagen is adding a long-wheelbase version of the ID. Buzz Cargo electric van, featuring increased cargo space, a larger 86 kWh battery, and more powerful powertrain options.
Volkswagen unveiled the ID. California Cruise electric camper, starting at €60 761 with deliveries beginning in early 2027.
