The Volkswagen ID Buzz is set to receive GTX treatment later this year, meaning 335bhp, four-wheel drive and bespoke interior trimmings ⚡
“The GTX will be a cool high-performance version, with 250kW [335bhp], a dedicated interior, new exterior colours and some additional features,” he said.
It will use the dual-motor, four-wheel drive system shared with other versions of the Volkswagen ID range of EVs, including theGruenitz also detailed the long-wheelbase version of the ID Buzz that’s coming this summer, offering far greater seating flexibility than the five-seater. The launch model has only a standard three-seat bench across the back that splits 60/40 and can't be removed.“It will have three rows and seven seats, and you can pull them all out of the back,” said Gruenitz.
When asked for an update on the development of the California version, Gruenitz said: “There will be a camper version. The first concept is being worked on now. It’s interesting what’s possible and what would be cool and usable.”
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