Volkswagen’s new ID. Buzz electric people-mover might evoke all sorts of feel-good vibes with its visual links to the original Kombi of 1950, but in the world of last-mile delivery vans, ...

Volkswagen’s new ID. Buzz ... d expect, the standard features list is impressive; the options list even more so. Aside from the safety and performance tech covered a little later, highlights include ...

The fix is a strange one, but relatively easy: Volkswagen says it will add un-padded trim to limit the seating surface width ...

VW’s US self-driving arm, Volkswagen ADMT (Autonomous Driving Mobility & Transport), is partnering with Uber to roll out thousands of autonomous ID. Buzz vans across the US over the next decade.

Still, the brand that made good on its promise was Volkswagen, which brought back its beloved Bus as an EV it dubs the ID Buzz. Though VW failed to capture the essence of the Bus in final ...

It's been Volkswagen's plan since early last year to nail down Level 4 self-driving software for the ID.Buzz. In Germany, the ...

MOIA, a Volkswagen AG autonomous mobility brand, will provide its integrated solution for autonomous driving which includes the ID. Buzz AD and software-based system for the deployment on the Uber ...

Volkswagen and Uber will bring autonomous VW ID. Buzz AD vans to Los Angeles starting in 2026, ahead of other US regions, with the goal of launching robotaxi operations under the Uber app.

MOIA, a Volkswagen AG autonomous mobility brand, will provide its integrated solution for autonomous driving which includes the ID. Buzz AD and software-based system for the deployment on the Uber ...

Uber will offer rides on the autonomous Volkswagen ID. Buzz AD in the United States. The service is slated to be launched in Los Angeles in 2026 and will spread to other cities. If everything pans ...

However, unlike Tesla's “I, Robot” Robotaxi endeavors, which rely on a version of the brand's camera-dependent Full-Self Driving system, the latest version of the autonomous VW ID. Buzz is ...