Volkswagen’s new ID. Buzz electric people-mover might evoke all sorts of feel ... These days, they’ve been modified to act as the starter button for the keyless start system and also the gear selector ...

The model is scheduled for 2027 in global markets, but almost surely not in North America. Volkswagen continues to expand its range of electric vehicles with the ID.Every1, an electric city car ...

In an era where electric cars are either toxic political footballs or niche buys that face a troubled public charging ...

VW evaluates the ID. Buzz autonomous prototype in Norway in winter conditions, to test the resilience of its sensors in snow and low temperatures. The automaker has been working toward deploying a ...

Volkswagen had loaned me the all-wheel-drive Pro S Plus trim, which gets a dual-motor set-up with 335 horsepower. Its EPA ...

although I like the two-tone paint schemes VW offers in retro colors better than this solid Deep Black Pearl color. Let's talk power plants for the ID. Buzz. It uses the ID.4 electric motor mated ...

It looks like Volkswagen will be joining the affordable EV segment by 2027. Its new concept, the ID.Every1 follows the naming scheme of the ID.Buzz and will retail for 20,000 Euros or just under $ ...

In an ideal world, more van makers would follow Volkswagen's lead, but we may need a scaled-back product for the mass market. The ID. Buzz has an interesting history. It started off as a concept ...