A stylish VW ID. Buzz is now the cheapest ever. The commercial version – Garáž.cz – is also getting a new welcome

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Electric MPV Volkswagen ID. Buzz it already produces the extended, seven-seat, all-wheel drive version and the sport-oriented GTX version. Now the table extends down, ie to the default version. It is identified by an ID. Pure buzz and costs a little more than a million.

Such a car naturally has its own special features. An electric motor with a power of 170 hp is stored between the rear wheels. The base price tag has been pushed down largely due to the smaller battery, which has a capacity of 59 kWh and the boards promise a range of 330 kilometers. You can charge it with the maximum power up to 165 kW.

Standard equipment includes automatic air conditioning, folding tables for passengers in the back, LED lights at both ends of the body and, of course, an army of safety and assistance systems. Volkswagen charges for a piece that is equipped in this way with the specified parameters 1,049,000 CZK including VATie at least for the personal version of the “bus” since its launch.

The commercial version, which you can buy with wheel drive for the first time, also announces big news. The four-wheeler consists of two electric motors with a power of 340 hp (yes, the same technology as id. Buzz GTX) and a battery with a capacity of 79 kWh guarantees a range of up to 432 kilometers. You can choose a variant with two or three seats, and you can hitch a braked trailer weighing up to 1.8 tons to the electric van, which is six hundred kilos more than the rear-wheel drive that has been sold so far. treatment.

“Just like the traditional Transporter, the electric ID. Buzz is gradually growing into a branching family of versions, which meet with their special features the different requirements of customers. The new version of Pure and ID. With Buzz Cargo with all-wheel drive, we are opening the doors to the world of electromobility to an even wider range of customers,” said Mirka Cimrová, head of the VW Commercial Vehicles division in Porsche ČR, regarding the news.