340 hp for the Volkswagen ID. Buzz GTX

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Already well-equipped, the next-generation electric van, the Volkswagen ID. Buzz, will be available in a powerful GTX version with 340 hp and all-wheel drive.

It is certainly our favorite of 2022 (read our Volkswagen ID.Buzz review on Mobiwisy). A family-friendly and fun model that has managed to reignite the passion of nostalgia for the great days of Volkswagen, whose lineup once included the Beetle, Kombi, and Karmann Ghia.

If the technical foundation is proven — the Volkswagen ID. Buzz shares its architecture with the VW ID.3, ID.4, and ID.5 —, the exterior design is much more attractive and customization options are highly extensive. It is also a model that could greatly appeal to those hesitant about electric vehicles, even if its starting price (from €56,990) might dampen the enthusiasm of most French consumers.

However, if your budget allows, why not wait a few more months to get the Volkswagen ID. Buzz GTX? It’s somewhat the hot hatch of electric vehicles. According to our British colleagues at Autocar, this sportier model would develop 340 hp and be equipped with all-wheel drive.

Kai Gruenitz, Volkswagen’s Research and Development Director, shared some confidences: “The GTX will be a high-performance, stylish version, with 250 kW (340 hp), a dedicated interior, new exterior colors, and some additional features,” he stated.

Volkswagen ID.Buzz review

Many variants coming soon for the ID. Buzz

Among other upcoming developments for the Volkswagen ID. Buzz, there will be an all-wheel-drive version with the 204 hp engine. Kai Gruenitz also clarified that the long-wheelbase version should be 25 cm longer than the current model (overall length of 4.96 meters) and will feature seven seats in total. A California version will also be part of the lineup—”there will be a camper van version. The first concept is currently in development”. However, this variant is not expected until 2025.

Read also: Volkswagen ID. Buzz review: for trendy, laid-back enthusiasts!

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