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Volkswagen Brings Back the ID. Buzz for 2027
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It is now official: German automaker Volkswagen will bring the all-electric ID. Buzz van back to Canada for 2027.
It should be noted that this vehicle, which was launched in 2025, was not carried over for 2026 after being shunned by consumers. Admittedly, its very high price, despite its highly original styling, along with its limited range, did not help its popularity, even after a discount of more than $20,000.
While Volkswagen has not yet announced pricing for the 2027 version of the new ID. Buzz, we do know it will now be offered in a Tourer trim that will include an interior mattress, a table, two chairs, and accessories that would allow passengers to spend the night inside.
However, it will not be a pop-top roof version. Several other small changes will be announced during the official presentation later this year.
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