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VW ID Buzz to be first of several electric vans

VW ID BUZZ
The Buzz is the fourth member of VW’s ID family, which also includes the ID3 hatchback, ID4 SUV and ID5 coupe-styled SUV, all built on VW Group’s MEB platform. (VOLKSWAGEN)
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Nathan Eddy
June 02, 2022 08:14 AM

BERLIN -- Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles is planning to offer additional full-electric models following the launch of the ID Buzz, including a successor to the Transporter 6.1.

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