2023 Volkswagen ID.Buzz

Fancy a van, but desperately want something that'll turn heads? Volkswagen may have something for you – and it's fully electric.

The retro-styled ID. Buzz won’t land in Australia until 2024 or 2025, and two-thirds of its 2022 production run is sold out in Europe – is it worth the hype?

The VW ID. Buzz will arrive in 2024 in people mover or cargo versions, and a choice of short and long wheelbases, with more to follow.

The long-wheelbase VW ID. Buzz seven-seat electric people mover will follow the short-wheelbase variants in 2025, the company has confirmed.

You can now register your interest for a VW ID. Buzz in Australia ahead of first examples arriving in December 2024.

Volkswagen has a big year planned for 2024, with the long-awaited introduction of a slew of electric vehicles.

Volkswagen's electric van and people mover now has a production date for Australia, with expressions of interest opening soon.

Volkswagen's new ID. Buzz electric people mover is getting a sporty dual-motor GTX variant, spied testing on the Nurburgring.

The Volkswagen ID. Buzz California seems to have too much junk in its trunk, with its launch reportedly delayed due to excessive weight.

Volkswagen has shown the customisation potential of its new long-wheelbase ID. Buzz with a concept loaded with accessories.

The faster, seven-seat Volkswagen ID. Buzz long-wheelbase version has been revealed ahead of a hyped US debut.

Spy photographers have snapped two Volkswagen long wheelbase ID.Buzz passenger vans during winter testing ahead of the car's reveal later this year.

Surf's up! Volkswagen has confirmed the electric ID. Cargo and ID. Buzz will hit Australia late in 2024 or early in 2025.

We've already seen it virtually undisguised, but Volkswagen will officially reveal its extended ID. Buzz in June.

The long-wheelbase version of the Volkswagen ID. Buzz has been spied undergoing cold weather testing in Europe's frozen northern reaches.

We're spoiled for choice in Australia, but that doesn't mean we can't yearn for more. Here's five cars from Europe and the UK we'd love to see here.

Conversion companies are rolling out camper versions of the electric Volkswagen ID. Buzz, with a factory California version still some way off.

It's official, there is a sportier and brisker version of the Volkswagen ID.Buzz people mover in the works.

Volkswagen Australia may get some good news by Christmas, as it nears final sign-off for a local launch of the ID. Buzz and ID. Buzz Cargo.

Volkswagen is claiming to have some clever new driver-assist aids bundled into its Travel Assist, using shared cloud data.

Volkswagen has teased the long-wheelbase version of its electric ID. Buzz van, as well as the seven-seat and sporty GTX versions.

Volkswagen is revealing four concept versions of its ID. Buzz at the 2022 IAA Transportation show to display how versatile the EV is.

VW's upcoming EV products will offer streamlined model ranges compared to existing nameplates, says the boss of its local passenger division.

Over two-thirds of 2022 production for the Volkswagen ID Buzz has now reportedly been sold in Europe before deliveries even start.

You can't get a Multivan GTI, but Volkswagen plans to introduce a sporty GTX version of its ID. Buzz electric people mover.

The Volkswagen ID. Buzz people mover has officially started mass production. Don't expect it locally until 2024 at least.

Volkswagen's new electric people mover and cargo van family have been priced in Germany, giving us an idea of what to expect for local pricing.

Volkswagen is flirting with the ute world again, and this time around it's a model based on the ID. Buzz electric people mover.

Volkswagen has been testing its autonomous ID. Buzz AD on the strets of Munich, with CEO Herbert Diess taking a ride.

The long wait for a spiritual replacement for the T1 Combi is over. Say hi to the all-electric Volkswagen ID. Buzz.

The first people mover of the electric age is nearly upon us, so Volkswagen has provided a few more glimpses of the ID. Buzz's cabin.

The boxy electric vehicle will come as a three-seat cargo van or five-seat MPV, both with a 150kW single electric motor. More variants, including a LWB one, are coming.

The Volkswagen ID Buzz's interior looks set to offer funky colourways, a dash similar to the ID.3 and ID.4, but no sign yet of a third row.

Volkswagen Group CEO Herbert Diess has announced on Twitter the electric ID Buzz will officially debut on March 9, 2022.

Volkswagen has confirmed it'll drag the California camper formula into a new era, locking in an ID. California for between 2025 and 2030.

The Volkswagen ID Buzz electric people mover has been spied testing in the winter with virtually no camouflage whatsoever.