As the official release date of volkswagen ID.BUZZ electric MPV is getting closer and closer, the official has recently begun to hold various warm-up activities for the car.
Recently, during a parade in Europe, foreign media got a shooting ID. The opportunity for buzz interiors also unveiled the mystery of the car's interiors.
From the video screenshot it took, the car that was photographed was id. The van version of buzz is heavily camouflaged both on the outside and inside.
The interior layout was made public for the first time, and interestingly, the front of the car adopted a unique three-seat design, two of which were connected together, and the middle legroom was completely through.
The design of the center console and the UI design of the screen interface are somewhat similar to the ID.3 and ID.4 that have been listed, but the instrument screen seems to be larger.
Because it is a van version, the model exposed this time is not equipped with rear seats, but instead of an unconventional storage space, the official storage space size is 3.9 cubic meters.
It is worth mentioning that the rear tailgate of the car adopts a folio design, which can avoid the problem of large space required for the hatchback door opening method.
According to previous news, ID.BUZZ is also based on the Volkswagen MEB pure electric platform to create, the home version of the mass production or will provide three rows of seats to meet the needs of many people travel.
In terms of power information, it is expected that the new car will have three choices, divided into a single-motor rear-drive version (200 horsepower), a medium-sized model with unknown parameters and a dual-motor four-wheel drive top version (300 horsepower), of which the four-wheel drive version may be equipped with a 111 kWh battery pack, and the CRUIC mileage is about 550 kilometers under WLTC conditions.
The car will debut globally on March 9, and according to previous news, Volkswagen CEO Scott Keo said that Volkswagen ID. Buzz's launch in the U.S. will be postponed until 2023, and other markets are temporarily unknown.