The 2025 Volkswagen ID Buzz, the fully electric descendant of the automaker's iconic Microbus, arrives stateside later this year with a starting manufacturer's retail price of $59,995 for the base ...

Today’s baby steps: a price and an EPA-estimated range. The 2025 ID. Buzz will set buyers back $59,995 for the Pro S trim, which includes seven seats, rear-wheel drive and a 91 kWh battery.

If it feels like many years since you first saw Volkswagen's retro electric microbus, the ID. Buzz, you're not wrong. It's surprisingly aptly named; I can't think of another car during the past ...

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The 2025 ID. Buzz is a two-tone seven-seat minivan with as much as 234 miles of range on a single charge. It was first revealed in 2023 to much fanfare. Last week the all-electric van—the first ...

The 2025 Volkswagen ID.Buzz will cost between $61,545 and $71,545 EPA-rated range for the 2025 ID.Buzz ranges from 234 to 231 miles per charge The 2025 ID.Buzz will arrive in the U.S. later this ...

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2025 Volkswagen ID. Buzz will start at $61,545 for the Pro S trim, offered solely in single-motor RWD form with 234 miles of range in the EPA cycle. The higher Pro S Plus trim will be offered in ...

Two years after the production Volkswagen ID. Buzz made its European debut and more than a year after the American-spec van was first revealed, VW has finally revealed pricing and range estimates ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Which Automaker Had The Best Super Bowl LVIII Ad The new ID.Buzz, in North American spec, starts at $59,995 for the base rear-wheel-drive Pro S trim.

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