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Volkswagen ID. Buzz 2027: Electric Camper Version Announced

15.05.2026 13:30 1 min 2 sources РУС
Trendyman FRA + 1 more
Volkswagen ID. Buzz 2027: Electric Camper Version Announced
Original source: Trendyman

In Brief

Volkswagen confirmed a camper version of the ID. Buzz for 2027. It features a pop-up roof, kitchen, sleeping for four, and energy management. Expected price: €80,000–100,000.

Volkswagen has officially confirmed a camper version based on the ID. Buzz for the 2027 model year. The new model is aimed at the US market, where sales were discontinued at the end of 2025, but it has also drawn interest in Europe. The version will feature a pop-up roof, a kitchen block, sleeping space for four people, and an energy management system. The expected price is between €80,000 and €100,000.

According to a Turkish source, Volkswagen confirmed the return of the ID.Buzz in the 2027 model year and introduced a new Tourer 4Motion trim aimed at camping. It is based on the European "Good Night Package," which includes a folding bed, removable curtains, ventilation panels, and a folding table with chairs. An "Overnight Mode" has also been added to optimize energy consumption during long stops. Alongside the Tourer 4Motion, a Pro S 4Motion version with enhanced equipment will be available.

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Volkswagen ID. Buzz 2027: Electric camper van version finally announced

15.05.2026 Trendyman FRA Original source

Volkswagen ID.Buzz 2027 arrives with camper version

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