Video Summary
- This ID.Buzz GTX is all wheel drive.- It features sporty accents in black on the lower front.
- There is a hidden sensor in the front part of the car.
- It has a large retro VW logo.
- The GTX version has vertical light signatures in addition to the normal daytime running lights.
- It is Cherry Red, a color unique to the GTX version.
- The test vehicle has the largest, 21-inch wheels, while 19-inch and 20-inch wheels are also an option.
- There are two different length versions: 4.71 meters or 4.96 meters (185 inches or 195 inches), a 25-centimeter or 10-inch difference.
- North America gets the long wheelbase only. Europe can pick short or long wheelbase.
- A contrasting color for the top area is also available, but single-color styles are preferred.
- Performance-wise, it has 340 horsepower and an acceleration time of 6.5 seconds.
- Usually, the ID.Buzz has only rear wheel drive.
- The GTX or North American all-wheel-drive versions also get a front electric motor. The rear electric motor is always the stronger one.
- The rear light signature begins on the side and goes all the way through the car.
- The reviewed car has the optional IQ light.
- The rear has a clean design. European models include a GTX batch and large retro logo.
- Its top speed is 160 kilometers per hour or 100 miles per hour.
- The short wheelbase version has a 79-kilowatt-hour net battery. The long wheelbase version is 86-kilowatt-hours net. Ten to 80 percent charging takes about 25 minutes.
- Turning indicators in the front replace the daytime running light in the lower part.
- The front turning indicators have a reworked design. IQ Light means matrix LED.
- IQ Light is standard on the GTX version.
- The key fob includes special buttons for the ID.Buzz, including control of both sliding doors.
- Two sliding doors come with a single press of the key fob button.
- The key fob requires more effort to use the car when all doors are closed.
- The side doors have a clean closing sound.
- The doors' interiors use hard plastic materials, but softer material where elbows rest.
- Interiors feature GTX styling and red contrast stitching.
- The GTX steering wheel has capacitive PS buttons.
- It has wood-styled trim.
- It has microfiber seats. US versions usually have leatherette seats.
- They are GTX high trim seats with red contrast stitching.
- The accelerator pedal is a “play” pedal.
- The brake pedal is a “pause” pedal.
- It has an upright seating position.
- The large, panoramic sunroof is only in the long wheelbase version and has an electrochrome function.
- The interior has spacious cockpit features and is very practical.
- It does not feature a frunk. It is for windshield wiper fluid only.
- Towing capacity is a key point for the all-wheel-drive version.
- The short wheelbase has 1.8 tons towing capacity. The long wheelbase version, 1.6 tons.
- This has this little trunk divider to hold your things down, of course, you don't have to use that.
- Third-row seats can be folded to create a long, flat loading area of about 2.4 meters long, or 93 inches.
- There are USB-C chargers.
- Second-row chairs also are adjustable forwards or backwards
- You can't slide them (all the way out), you can just take them out
- All GTX version cars have a steering wheel that adjusts upwards and downwards. This is one point of difference over the other specifications that are available for the standard ID buzz
