Video Summary
-The ID.Buzz GTX has sporty accents in the lower front part.- It has a huge retro VW logo.
- The GTX comes with vertical daytime running lights.
- Cherry red is a color unique for the GTX version.
- The test car has the largest wheel option at 21 inches; 19 or 20 inches are also available.
- There are two length versions: 4.71m/185" and 4.96m/195".
- In North America, only the long-wheelbase version is available.
- The power is 340 horsepower, accelerating from 0-60 in 6.5 seconds.
- Unlike the standard, the GTX is all-wheel drive, adding a front electric motor.
- The light signature starts at the side and goes all the way through the back.
- It has IQ light with turning indicators.
- The short-wheelbase has a 79 kWh net battery, while the long-wheelbase has an 86 kWh net battery.
- The approximate range is 400 kilometers or 250 miles.
- It recharges with 185 kW peak for the small battery, and 200 kW peak for the big battery, taking about 25 minutes for a 10-80% charge.
- The lights in the front are replaced in the lower part of the daytime running light.
- The car is enabled with two sliding doors that have touch functionality.
- There are a lot of storage spaces at the inside of the doors.
- It has a GTX interior with red contrast stitches.
- There is no physical gear shift.
- It has an artifical wood trim which looks kind of cool and it feels nice.
- It has seats with an upright seating position.
- You can also have it with this panoramic roof, which is the largest one Volkswagen has ever built, but it can only be bought for the long wheelbase version.
- Electric plus van totally makes sense regarding space on the interior.
- Short wheel base version has higher toting capacity
- 1.8 tons for the AWD, 1.6 for the LWB
- The hood is ultra short, which means there's no frank space
- The car seems good, but round headlights would make it even more retro.
- While the car has several modern advantages, it retains a fairly unique design.
