The ID Buzz "People" variant is a good modern take on the T1. The interior design is familiar to anyone that has seen the ID.3 or ID.4. The central screen displays speed, range, etc. The central infotainment screen is responsive. The body-colored trim, ambient lighting in door cards, and smiley faces are a nice touch. The seats are comfortable and come with armrests on both sides, plus a little pull-out for underneath knees. The white steering wheel looks swanky. The range is approximately 258 miles at a 96% charge. It has a 77-kW battery with bi-directional charging. A 5%-80% charge is possible in 30 minutes. There is plenty of leg room in the rear. Has a three-seater bench in the back that is a 60/40 split. With 1000kg towing capability and an electric tailgate, this model has a spacious cargo area. A tow bar can pop out of the bottom and lock into place. Car-2-X technology allows for hazard and warning communication between cars. The LED lights are standard. A longer wheelbase is available, as well as a cargo variant with a bulkhead. The People carrier is expected to start around £50,000, and the cargo variant from around £38,000. UK orders will start from June to July 2022, with deliveries expected from October 2022. Parking assist and the memory function helps it park on tricky driveways. This car is rear-motored (rear-wheel drive) with 204 PS/201bhp. There are a number of cameras.
