A Bulli for the all-electric future: World premiere of the new ID. Buzz(((ID. Buzz/ID. Buzz Cargo – The vehicles are near-production concept cars and have not gone on sale yet.)))

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A Bulli for the all-electric future: World premiere of the new ID. Buzz(((ID. Buzz/ID. Buzz Cargo – The vehicles are near-production concept cars and have not gone on sale yet.)))

A Bulli for the all-electric future: World premiere of the new ID. Buzz(((ID. Buzz/ID. Buzz Cargo – The vehicles are near-production concept cars and have not gone on sale yet.)))

Volkswagen Passenger Cars and Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles are giving the new ID. Buzz and ID. Buzz Cargo their world premiere today in Hamburg. With Europe’s first all-electric bus and transporter range, Volkswagen is providing yet another solution to sustainable and CO2-free mobility. The ID. Buzz comes with the latest ID. software and sets new standards in its segment with the latest systems and functions for safety, comfort and charging.

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A Bulli for the all-electric future: World premiere of the new ID. Buzz(((ID. Buzz/ID. Buzz Cargo – The vehicles are near-production concept cars and have not gone on sale yet.)))

2022-03-10 14:04

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