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Volkswagen ID.Buzz 2025
Carsguide Senior Journalist Tom White had this to say at the time: It’s fun, slick, pragmatic and offers a solid driving range but it’s also not afraid to be a bit goofy. I think that’s a great combo, and one which is much more than just oozing nostalgia for the sake of it.
You can read the full review here.This is what Tom White liked most about this particular version of the Volkswagen ID.Buzz: Cool design, Spacious interior, Slick to drive
Volkswagen ID.Buzz 2025 Reviews
Volkswagen ID.Buzz 2025 Interior
The ID. Buzz has a spacious interior, with a tall roof, flat floor and a wide space which makes the most of its width and length.
Volkswagen ID.Buzz 2025 Colours
There are eight main colours in the ID. Buzz range, with an additional four two-tone schemes.
Colours include two whites, green, orange, silver, yellow, blue and black. Two tone paint with contrasting white can be chosen for green, orange, yellow and blue.
- Candy White
- Bay Leaf Green Metallic
- Energetic Orange Metallic
- Mono Silver Metallic
- Pomelo Yellow Metallic
- Starlight Blue Metallic
- Deep Black Pearlescent
Volkswagen ID.Buzz 2025 Seats
The Volkswagen ID. Buzz can be had with several internal layouts, with everything from three to seven seats.
Volkswagen ID.Buzz 2025 Accessories
Standard equipment on base Cargo versions includes 18-inch steel wheels, a 12.9-inch multimedia touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity, a 10-inch digital driver's display, a leather steering wheel and LED headlights.
Volkswagen ID.Buzz 2025 Speed
Standard SWB versions of the ID. Buzz can sprint from 0-100km/h in 7.6 seconds, with LWB versions completing the sprint in 7.9 seconds. The go-fast AWD GTX can sprint from 0-100km/h in 6.4 seconds. Top speed ranges from 145-160km/h.
Volkswagen ID.Buzz 2025 Boot Space
Boot space depends on the cabin layout. A massive 1121 litres is available with five seats deployed in passenger versions, or nearly double that with the second row folded down. Cargo versions offer 3.9 cubic meter storage area capable of accommodating two Euro-standard pallets.
Volkswagen ID.Buzz 2025 Engine
There are two powertrain options in the ID. Buzz range in Australia. The base rear-wheel drive version produces 210kW/560Nm, while the all-wheel drive GTX boosts total outputs to 250kW and over 600Nm of torque, although no official torque figure is given.
Volkswagen ID.Buzz 2025 Range
All ID. Buzz variants in Australia arrive with an 84kWh battery pack, but range depends on layout and wheel size. Expect a range of around 474km for a SWB passenger version.