Volkswagen has been struggling to sell its ID Buzz electric minivan in the U.S., but has a long list of planned changes for ...

VW is already working on the second-generation ID.Buzz, and its new platform could help bring down pricing.

VW isn't giving up on the electric minivan, either, because a new report indicates a second-generation model is happening.

A better bus? A new platform, batteries, and better economies of scale should give the next Buzz electric minivan a better ...

Based on VW’s new SSP platform, the next-generation ID. Buzz will offer improved driving range, faster charging, and more ...

Every 2027 ID. Buzz gets VW’s latest Android-based ID.S 6 software, which features a refreshed navigation screen and a redesigned settings page. It also includes a free trial of VW’s App Store, which ...

The fully electric VW ID. Buzz hasn't found the audience VW hoped for in North America, and that has the company weighing some drastic options. One was a range-extender powertrain, an idea that died ...

Volkswagen’s ID.Buzz gets a bed and some blackout curtains for 2027. The bed comes with a mattress, but we don’t know much more. It’s still a long way from being a camper van, and we don’t know what ...

Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles, the rightful parent of the VW ID. Buzz electric minivan has announced a new addition to the accessories roster: the practical Good-Night package, which turns the EV ...

The 2025 VW ID. Buzz is Volkswagen’s electric tribute to the old Microbus, a family hauler that leans hard into nostalgia. But underneath it’s a modern EV on a skateboard platform—quiet, heavy, and ...

Volkswagen is well aware of the camper van trend and wants to cash in more on it. Thus, after recently updating the California, it has now put the spotlight on the ID. Buzz, which can become a small ...