2 weeks Ago By William Stopford
Volkswagen’s electric people mover is finally coming to Australia in December. The Volkswagen ID. Buzz entered production in 2022, and shares its MEB underpinnings with other electric vehicles (EVs) from the brand such as the ID.
4 SUV. It will arrive here first in single-motor rear-wheel drive Pro guise, with either short- or long-wheelbase body styles. The latter brings a third row of seating.
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The higher-output, dual-motor all-wheel drive GTX will follow in the first quarter of 2025. Volkswagen Australia hasn’t listed full specifications for the range-topping GTX, though it has confirmed a price tag of $109,990 before on-road costs. Volkswagen hasn’t announced servicing and warranty information at this stage.
The Volkswagen ID. Buzz has a five-star safety rating from Euro NCAP based on testing conducted in 2022, but Australian sister authority ANCAP has yet to apply a rating locally. Standard safety equipment includes: There are top-tether anchor points for child seats for all three seats in the second row, plus ISOFIX points for the two outboard seats.
There are two trim levels: Pro and GTX. The short-wheelbase version of the Pro comes standard with the following equipment: The long-wheelbase Pro adds: There are a range of option packages available. The Infotainment package plus ($2200) adds: The Interior Style Package ($6470) adds: The Premium Interior Style Package ($6970) adds: The following standalone options are available: Candy White solid paint is standard.
Metallic and pearlescent finishes are an extra $1890, with two-tone paint treatments costing $4090. The following single-tone finishes are optional: The following two-tone finishes are available: MORE: Everything Volkswagen ID. Buzz.
