The 2025 VW ID.Buzz Is Coming To The U.S.: Here's What You Need to Know

by AutoExpert   |  22 August, 2024

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Volkswagen's 2025 ID.Buzz has yet to reach U.S. dealerships, and the 1st Edition models are expected to arrive by the end of the year. The base price for the 2025 ID.Buzz will be $61,545. The entry-level Pro S has seven seats, all-wheel drive, heated and ventilated 12-way power front seats with massage functions, and other amenities.

It has three exterior color options—silver, white, or black—and rides on 20-inch wheels. The next trim level is the Pro S Plus, which comes with a price tag of $69,545 for the two-motor AWD powertrain or $65,045 for the rear-wheel-drive version.

2025 VW ID.Buzz

There are eight different color options for the exterior, a heads-up display, a panoramic roof, a motorized tailgate, and a 700-watt radio. The next one is the 1st Edition, which is the original ID.Buzz.

With all-wheel drive, it costs $71,545 and comes with all the features of the Pro S plus some unique graphics, paint, and wheels. Opting for the RWD variant will save you $4,500. 

2025 VW ID.Buzz

The white and copper two-tone pattern is known as Dune, with Moonlight representing the darker hue and Copper the lighter one. Volkswagen has also released the first-ever EPA-estimated ranges for the ID. Buzz, but the figures are lower than expected. There is an estimated 234 miles of range for rear-drive vans. All-wheel drive reduces the range to 231 miles.

The ID. Buzz will debut in the 1st Edition trim only. Volkswagen says it will be in dealerships by the end of the year, but the exact date is not yet known.

2025 VW ID.Buzz

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