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Volkswagen to test ID Buzz robotaxi with passengers in Hamburg

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The aim is to develop a series-production, full-electric, Level 4-autonomous version of the ID Buzz for widespread use in mobility and transport services starting in 2026.
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Nathan Eddy
April 11, 2024 03:56 AM

Volkswagen plans to offer rides in its fully autonomous ID Buzz AD to people in Hamburg, Germany's second-largest city, before the end of the year, with full-scale operations slated to start within two years.

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