I've been really blessed this week to have the 2025 ID. Buzz retro all-electric van. We've been hearing about this people ...

The Icon Returns - VW ID.Buzz Landing in NZ This June The wait is finally over for Kiwis longing to get their hands on ...

The world's no. 1 home energy and electric vehicle show returns to Sydney this weekend, it promises to be the biggest and ...

Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles has launched a new entry-level model in its ID Buzz Cargo electric van range. The new model, available only in Commerce trim, has a 59kWh battery and offers a WLTP ...

There’s a new entry-level version of the Volkswagen ID Buzz Cargo available. It’s powered by a 59kWh lithium-ion battery and offers a WLTP range of 200 miles. Prices start from just under £36,000. The ...

4 and ID.Buzz. This modified platform is designed to be shorter than the standard MEB platform and features a single front-mounted motor. It will also underpin the ID.2 and its sibling models.

This combination makes mid-size vans easier to drive around towns and cities, while still being able to carry a decent amount of cargo in terms of weight and load volume. We’ve thoroughly tested ...

The deeply moving trailer for young filmmaker Maahir Khan's documentary Buzz is out and offers a glimpse into the journey of one of India's most celebrated tattoo artists, Eric D'Souza.

VW’s 2025 ID. Buzz adds retro flair to our list of top EVs in Canada. It’s also thoroughly modern and ideal for drivers who need lots of cargo space. Globally, the 2025 ID. Buzz is offered in ...

For the more utilitarian Cargo version, Kia squares up the roofline ... perhaps in line with the 230-some miles the Volkswagen ID Buzz delivers. Every PV5, it seems, is front-wheel-drive, powered ...

Kia has revealed the PV5 as the first of its planned range of purpose-built vehicles The PV5 is an electric midsize van that Kia will offer in passenger and cargo forms Sales start this year but U ...

The new transport chief confirmed he had issued a memorandum ordering courtesy resignations of the department’s undersecretaries, assistant secretaries, and directors—but it should not ...