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VW ID.Buzz Is NOT Going Away, Just Skipping the '26 Model Year

31.12.2025 17:00 1 min 1 source
Autoweek ENG
VW ID.Buzz Is NOT Going Away, Just Skipping the '26 Model Year
Original source: Autoweek

Volkswagen will not produce a 2026 model year for its ID.Buzz electric minivan due to slow sales. The vehicle, which entered the U.S. market in late 2024 with a starting price over $61,500 and an EPA range of about 234 miles, has sold just over 6,000 units. The decision follows two recalls and the loss of a federal EV tax credit.

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VW ID.Buzz Is NOT Going Away, Just Skipping the '26 Model Year

31.12.2025 Autoweek ENG Original source

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