The U.S.-spec ID Buzz offers more size, more battery, and more power. We've been buzzing about the ID Buzz—the all-electric ...

The ID. Buzz is many things, a conversation starter, a pet, a van and a combination of forward-looking technology and ...

We loaded all kinds of random junk into the ID Buzz to get a sense of what VW's electric bus can comfortably carry.

Volkswagen is recalling 5,637 ID Buzzes because their third row of seats is too wide to only have two seatbelts.

The 2025 Volkswagen ID. Buzz is a one-of-a-kind electric van that debuted in Europe. The ID. Buzz has finally made its way to the United States, to the delight of some VW enthusiasts. The funky ...

Still, the brand that made good on its promise was Volkswagen, which brought back its beloved Bus as an EV it dubs the ID Buzz. Though VW failed to capture the essence of the Bus in final ...

However, unlike Tesla’s “I, Robot” Robotaxi endeavors, which rely on a version of the brand’s camera-dependent Full-Self Driving system, the latest version of the autonomous VW ID.

Volkswagen recalls 5,637 ID. Buzz models over an issue with third-row seating space. The third-row seating fails to meet safety standards due to insufficient seat belts. The company’s solution ...

Volkswagen has just recalled what appears to be all of its U.S.-model ID.Buzz vans sold so far, and the reason seems to be sort of serious — albeit one that's new to us. The National Highway ...

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has recalled almost 5,700 ID. Buzz electric vans because the VW-made vehicle has too much space in the back. OK, let us explain.

Volkswagen and Uber will bring autonomous VW ID. Buzz AD vans to Los Angeles starting in 2026, ahead of other US regions, with the goal of launching robotaxi operations under the Uber app.