Volkswagen has at last unveiled the official pricing and electric range for its highly anticipated ID. Buzz electric minivan, as reported by Autoblog. The vehicle, first teased as a concept in 2017, is set to hit the market with a starting price of $61,545, including destination charge.

Range and Power Options

The ID. Buzz comes equipped with a 91-kWh battery pack across all variants. Here’s how the range breaks down:

Trim Levels and Pricing

VW is offering three trim levels for the ID. Buzz:

  1. Pro S: $61,545
  2. Pro S Plus: $65,045
  3. 1st Edition: $67,045

All-wheel drive is available on the Pro S Plus and 1st Edition trims, adding $4,500 to the price tag.

How It Stacks Up

The ID. Buzz enters the market at a premium compared to its main three-row EV competitor, the Kia EV9, which starts at $56,395. However, it’s significantly more affordable than the Tesla Model X, which begins at nearly $80,000.

Features and Options

The base Pro S trim comes well-equipped with:

Higher trims offer additional features like:

“No, it’s not cheap, but at the $61,545 base price (including the $1,550 destination charge), it does come seriously well-equipped,” notes the Autoblog report.

EVXL’s Take

The arrival of the VW ID. Buzz marks a significant milestone in the electric vehicle market, especially for those seeking a stylish and practical family hauler. Its competitive pricing and range put it in a strong position against rivals like the Kia EV9. As we’ve seen with other Tesla competitors, the ID. Buzz could help accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles in the minivan and large SUV segments, offering consumers more eco-friendly options without compromising on space or features.

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