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    Volkswagen ID.Buzz

    Volkswagen ID.Buzz

    2025 2024 2023
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    Volkswagen ID.Buzz News

    LISTICLE
    Truly all-new cars released in 2024: What separates the BYD Shark 6 and Kia EV5 from the Toyota Prado and Suzuki Swift?
    27 Dec 2024
    PRICE AND SPECS
    The modern electric Kombi Australian prices confirmed! 2025 Volkswagen ID.Buzz comes in under Luxury Car Tax threshold in a boon for novated leases
    30 Aug 2024
    UPCOMING MODELS
    Every new Volkswagen electric car, SUV and passenger car: VW kicks off new model offensive with ID.4, ID.5, ID.Buzz, Golf facelift, next-gen Tiguan and Multivan
    22 Aug 2024
    UPCOMING MODELS
    New go-fast family-hauler confirmed for Oz: 2025 Volkswagen ID.Buzz GTX is locked in to Australia bringing all-wheel drive grip to tackle the Kia Carnival and Hyundai Staria
    7 May 2024
    UPCOMING MODELS
    Hi-po electric Kombi! 2025 Volkswagen ID. Buzz GTX revealed ahead of Australian arrival where it will take on the Mercedes-Benz EQV and LDV Mifa9
    22 Mar 2024
    EXISTING MODELS
    Electric bug? New VW Beetle electric car makes surprise appearance
    14 Jun 2023
    UPCOMING MODELS
    Is the party over for Kia's Carnival? 2024 VW ID.Buzz seven-seat electric car could be Australia's ultimate people mover
    5 Jun 2023
    UPCOMING MODELS
    Is this the new long-range EV king? 2023 Volkswagen ID.7 looks to drive as far as a combustion car on a single charge and take on electric car rivals like Tesla Model 3, Hyundai Ioniq 6
    18 Apr 2023
    UPCOMING MODELS
    Volkswagen's electric car influx! VW ID.3, ID.4, ID.5, and ID.Buzz all in production for Australia next year
    29 Mar 2023
    See all Volkswagen ID.Buzz News

    Volkswagen ID.Buzz Interior

    The ID. Buzz has a spacious interior, with a tall roof, flat floor and a wide space which makes the most of its width and length.

    Volkswagen ID.Buzz Colours

    Bay Leaf Green Metallic
    Candy White
    Deep Black Pearlescent
    Energetic Orange Metallic
    Mono Silver Metallic
    Pomelo Yellow Metallic
    Starlight Blue Metallic

    Volkswagen ID.Buzz Seats

    The Volkswagen ID. Buzz can be had with several internal layouts, with everything from three to seven seats.

    Volkswagen ID.Buzz Accessories

    Standard equipment on base Cargo versions includes 18-inch steel wheels, a 12.9-inch multimedia touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity, a 10-inch digital driver's display, a leather steering wheel and LED headlights.

    Volkswagen ID.Buzz Speed

    Standard SWB versions of the ID. Buzz can sprint from 0-100km/h in 7.6 seconds, with LWB versions completing the sprint in 7.9 seconds. The go-fast AWD GTX can sprint from 0-100km/h in 6.4 seconds. Top speed ranges from 145-160km/h.

    Volkswagen ID.Buzz Boot Space

    Boot space depends on the cabin layout. A massive 1121 litres is available with five seats deployed in passenger versions, or nearly double that with the second row folded down. Cargo versions offer 3.9 cubic meter storage area capable of accommodating two Euro-standard pallets.

    Volkswagen ID.Buzz boot space Volkswagen ID.Buzz boot space

    Volkswagen ID.Buzz Engine

    There are two powertrain options in the ID. Buzz range in Australia. The base rear-wheel drive version produces 210kW/560Nm, while the all-wheel drive GTX boosts total outputs to 250kW and over 600Nm of torque, although no official torque figure is given.

    Volkswagen ID.Buzz Range

    All ID. Buzz variants in Australia arrive with an 84kWh battery pack, but range depends on layout and wheel size. Expect a range of around 474km for a SWB passenger version.