The icon returns, now with a charging port
The VW ID. Buzz is cheerful, roomy, and it looks like nothing else on the road. Here’s a closer look at every angle.
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The ID. Buzz draws directly from the classic Microbus with a V-shaped hood, oversized VW logos front and rear, expansive greenhouse windows, and D-pillar-mounted air vents that echo the original Bus’s rear-engine cooling slots.
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The front logo is illuminated and links up to the LED headlights. While the front fascia is rounded, the rest of the van is boxy and uncluttered.
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The 2025 ID. Buzz measures 195.4 inches in length, nearly 10 inches longer than the two-row model sold in Europe, wheelbase stretched, overhangs kept short.
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All ID. Buzz models roll on 20-inch aluminum alloy wheels. Volkswagen Exterior colors range from single-tone options to two-tone pairings: a Candy White top over Energetic Orange, Pomelo Yellow, Cabana Blue, Mahi Green, or Indium Grey, among others.
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At the rear, a power tailgate with Easy Open and Close comes standard, with a foot-activated open/close function.
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Three interior “color worlds” are carefully curated to complement the exterior colors: Moonlight (dark brown leatherette with white piping and blue door inserts), Dune (light grey leatherette with clay-colored piping and a light wood dash), and Copper (rich brown leatherette with yellow piping and a washed wood-look dash).
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The dashboard features a 5.3-inch digital instrument cluster, a 12.9-inch central infotainment display, and a 30-color ambient lighting system.
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Power comes from a 91 kWh battery with 282 horsepower in rear-wheel drive form, or 335 horsepower with the 4Motion all-wheel drive setup. Volkswagen RWD models deliver an EPA-estimated 234 miles of range; AWD models return 231 miles.
*All photos shot by Gabiwabi in California.
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Kyle Edward
Editor-in-Chief, Autoblog