The ID.Buzz went 190 miles on our 75-mph real-world highway route, while the EV9 made it 240 miles, albeit with a bigger battery. The 379-hp EV9 is lighter and quicker than the 335-hp ID.Buzz, with ...
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Cupra Tavascan vs VW ID.Buzz, Futuristic vs Retro EV ShowdownDiscover the sleek Cupra Tavascan and nostalgic VW ID.Buzz in a battle of style, performance, and electric innovation.
The battery-electric revival of the classic VW microbus is finally here. The Volkswagen ID.BUZZ concept debuted at the North ...
Many electric vehicle customers choose to lease cars to take advantage of a government EV discount and fringe benefits tax ...
The other question near and dear to us is this: Why is it so expensive, and why did it have to be this way? The ID.Buzz ...
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Volkswagen ID Buzz vs. Kia EV9: Which 3-Row 7-Passenger EV Is Right For You?The Kia EV9 and VW ID Buzz are the only two mainstream 3-row 7-seat EVs you can buy today. Let us help figure out which is ...
We play “Would you rather…” with the new Volkswagen ID Buzz battery-electric minivan and Toyota’s legendary Sienna hybrid.
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Volkswagen ID. Buzz 2025 review - Australian first driveThe wait is finally over and Volkswagen's unfeasibly cool ID. Buzz pure-electric people mover has arrived in Australia. Dave ...
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Volkswagen ID. Buzz Cargo 2025 review - Australian first driveVolkswagen’s new ID. Buzz electric people-mover might evoke all sorts of feel-good vibes with its visual links to the ...
VW Group threatened to close up to three plants in Germany, but a deal with workers means those plants are safe.
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