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Volkswagen announced a Tourer package for the 2027 ID.Buzz with a fold-out bed, curtains and night mode. Price and range remain undisclosed.
Volkswagen has confirmed the return of the ID.Buzz for the 2027 model year after skipping 2026. The electric van gains a new Tourer (or Tourer 4Motion) package with sleeping functionality: a fold-out mattress, exterior curtains, ventilation panels, and a folding table with chairs. However, there is no pop-up roof, built-in kitchen, refrigerator or sink.
All 2027 ID.Buzz versions feature two-tone paint and an updated ID.S 6 infotainment system with ChatGPT support. Access to Tesla's Supercharger network via a NACS-CCS adapter is also added.
Pricing for the new version has not been announced. According to one source, the previous model ranged from $61,500 to $72,000. Earlier low demand for the model was attributed to undisclosed pricing and range.
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Volkswagen announced a Tourer package for the 2027 ID.Buzz, including a fold-out bed, blackout curtains, and overnight mode. The package lacks a pop-t...
Volkswagen announced a Tourer package for the 2027 ID.Buzz, including a fold-out bed, blackout curtains, and overnight mode. The package lacks a pop-top, fridge, or sink. Price and range remain undisclosed, two factors that previously dampened demand for the model.
Volkswagen announced a Tourer trim for the 2027 ID.Buzz, featuring a fold-out mattress, window blinds, and an Overnight Mode for sleeping inside. The ...
Volkswagen announced a Tourer trim for the 2027 ID.Buzz, featuring a fold-out mattress, window blinds, and an Overnight Mode for sleeping inside. The package includes a mattress platform, blackout screens, front ventilation panels, and an exterior table with chairs. There is no pop-up roof, built-in kitchen, or refrigerator. Price and range for the new version have not been disclosed.
Volkswagen has confirmed the ID.Buzz will return for the 2027 model year after skipping 2026. The electric van gains a new Tourer 4Motion trim with ca...
Volkswagen has confirmed the ID.Buzz will return for the 2027 model year after skipping 2026. The electric van gains a new Tourer 4Motion trim with camping features including a fold-out mattress, window blinds, and outdoor furniture. All models now come with two-tone paint and the updated ID.S 6 infotainment system with ChatGPT integration. The ID.Buzz also gains access to Tesla's Supercharger network via an NACS-to-CCS adapter. Pricing has not been announced; the outgoing 2025 model ranged from $61,500 to over $72,000.
United States — fuel prices
Updated: 19.09.2026
Regular
$1.14 /l
€0.99 · £0.85/l
37 of 167
cheaper than 78% of countries
Midgrade
$1.29 /l
€1.12 · £0.96/l
22 of 101
cheaper than 79% of countries
Premium
$1.39 /l
€1.21 · £1.04/l
9 of 28
cheaper than 71% of countries
Diesel #2
$1.65 /l
€1.43 · £1.23/l
94 of 166
pricier than 56% of countries
LPG
$0.90 /l
€0.79 · £0.68/l
29 of 55
pricier than 51% of countries
E85
$0.69 /l
€0.61 · £0.52/l
1 of 6
cheaper than 100% of countries
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Two years on the road with a cat named Zhuzu — and not a single day of wanting to go back. We break down life in a camper van: where to find water, how heating works, what to do about electricity, and where to look for overnight spots. 7 countries, hundreds of places, and an honest account — from the mountain roads of Turkey to the coastline of Montenegro.
Comprehensive review of all RV and camper toilet types: cassette, portable, gravity, vacuum, macerating, dry flush, sealing, incinerating, composting and separating. Comparison of models, consumables, installation and annual costs.
Volkswagen brings back the ID Buzz for 2027 with a new Tourer camper trim: fold-out mattress, shades, Overnight Mode, AWD options, and updated software.
Volkswagen confirmed the return of the electric ID. Buzz to North America after a one-year hiatus. The new Tourer trim is designed for camping.
Germany
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At Caravan Salon 2026 in Düsseldorf, Volkswagen presented the first fully electric camper in the California family, the ID. California Cruise based on the ID. Buzz. German price starts at €60,761, deliveries begin in early 2027.
SlashGear has published a roundup of five campers and RVs intended for full-time living. The list includes the Paradigm Longhorn van conversion based on a Ford Transit (from $72,965), the Jayco Greyhawk Class C motorhome on a Ford E-450 chassis (under $200,000), the Winnebago ARKA adventure truck based on a Ram pickup (from $330,000), the Crossroads Hampton trailer (from $100,000), and the Newmar Dutch Star Class A motorhome (from $618,570).
Let's Go Aero has introduced the TreeHaus, an add-on for its LittleGiant trailer that creates a two-level camping setup. The upper level provides sleeping space for three to four people, while the lower level stores gear. The complete system weighs 565 lbs (256 kg) with a GVWR of 2,065 lbs. The TreeHaus costs $4,600 (€4,000), and a conversion kit for existing LittleGiant owners is $1,100. The base LittleGiant trailer weighs 480 lbs (217 kg), has 15 inches of ground clearance, and a GVWR of 1,980 lbs (898 kg).
City officials in Parsons, Kansas, have announced that the Marvel Park RV campground will close permanently on October 4. The decision was driven by repeated flooding and issues with campers, including non-payment of fees and rule violations. The campground is located in a floodplain north of Labette Creek; in late June, several people had to be rescued after heavy rain. The city is seeking a new location for an RV park.
The Airstream Club International rally in Minot, North Dakota, drew more than 1,800 guests. While exact figures are still being tabulated, previous rallies have generated over $2 million in economic impact. Attendees also raised more than $40,000 for the Souris Valley United Way's Backpack Buddies program, which was matched by $10,000 from the Minot Area Community Foundation, providing three months of weekend food assistance for elementary school students.
Fast-rising water flooded the low-lying section of O'Connell's RV Campground in Lee County, Illinois, on Sunday morning, forcing hundreds of campers to evacuate and damaging vehicles, golf carts and some motorhomes. The water reached around four feet in some of the campground's lowest areas. Emergency vehicles were used to evacuate people as flooded roads prevented departure. A spokesperson for the campground said the safety of guests and staff is the primary focus and that conditions are being assessed.
The Palo Alto City Council voted on Aug. 24 to ban RV dwellers from all residential streets and to permit 37 RVs on two roads at the edges of the city. The city counted 133 RVs on the streets in May. Mayor Vicki Veenker, running for a second term, said she has a couple leads on more off-street parking where more RV dwellers could temporarily live, but she wasn’t ready to provide more details. She also wants larger employers like Stanford and Google to provide parking for their employees living in RVs.
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