David Bridges
After maintaining with the Volkswagen ID.Buzz electrical van for some time, we lastly have extra particulars about this retro-yet-modern car. The precise launch date isn’t but specified, however the firm claims will probably be accessible within the US inside this yr. Volkswagen additionally launched details about totally different trims, pricing and vary.
The primary model is the ID.Buzz Professional S, which has an MSRP of $59,995. It’s a rear-wheel-drive-only car that accommodates as much as seven passengers. Volkswagen is providing three exterior shade schemes: Sweet White, Deep Black Pearl and Metro Silver. The inside is available in both Copper (tan) or Moonlight (darkish brown) shade schemes.
Subsequent is the Professional S Plus, which has an MSRP of $63,495 for RWD and $67,995 for 4Motion AWD. Not like the Professional S, this mannequin solely has six seats, however the increased worth features a head-up show, Harman Kardon 700-watt audio system and power-sliding rear doorways, amongst different options. It is available in the identical Sweet White or Deep Black Pearl single-color exteriors, in addition to a further inside shade: Dune (off-white). For an additional $995, there are eight two-tone exterior colours, together with Sweet White prime with Cabana Blue, Blue Charcoal and extra beneath. The choice is Metro Silver prime with Cherry Purple.
The 2025 ID.Buzz’s 91kWh battery ought to ship an EPA estimated 234 miles on a full cost (or a barely extra modest 231 miles for these outfitted with 4Motion.)
Volkswagen will even supply the launch-only 1st Version, beginning at $65,495 for RWD and $69,995 for AWD. These have a number of distinctive options to set them aside: 20-inch wheels, upgraded audio, roof rail crossbars, “heritage-inspired ground mats” and unique badging. The non-obligatory glass roof accessible on the Professional S can be a part of the bundle. It solely is available in one in all 5 exterior two-tone shade choices: Cabana Blue, Mahi Inexperienced, Metro Silver, Energetic Orange and Pomelo Yellow, all of that are contrasted with Sweet White.
Daniel Mercer
