Volkswagen continues to tease Upcoming ID. Buzz, which is set to launch recently. The German manufacturer has revealed that the modern, all-electric version of Microbus will use vegan materials for its interior, in line with its stance on holistic sustainability.
Both versions of the upcoming car, the five-seat ID. Buzz and ID passenger variant. Volkswagen says:
The use of recycled materials is applied to the seat covers, floor coverings and headboards, where one of the fabrics used is Sequal yarn, which is composed of 10% marine plastic and 90% recycled PET bottles; This allows for a 32% savings in carbon emissions compared to using similar products, the automaker said.
This is complemented by the ArtVelours Eco wrapper in the ID. Buzz was first used in the Volkswagen Group, consisting of 71% recycled materials.
With Microbus noted for its utility, ID. The Buzz will deliver 1,121 liters of cargo space in the five-seat passenger car guise, or 3.9 cubic meters of cargo space in the ID. Buzz Commodity form. The two versions are 4,712 mm long, 1,985 mm wide (excluding mirrors) and have a wheelbase of 2,988 mm. ID five seats. Buzz is 1,937 mm tall, while the Cargo version adds 1 mm to its stature.
Based on MEB modular electrical architecture as shared with ID.3 hatchback and ID.4 SUV, Volkswagen has previously stated that both versions of the ID. Buzz will receive a 77 kWh battery, with charge times and range figures to be revealed.
As standard with a 77 kWh battery pack, the ID.3 hatchback boasts a range of 550 km, while the ID.4 SUV is rated for 520 km, both based on the WLTP test protocol. The ID.4 can be recharged from a DC fast charge outlet that will provide a full charge up to 320 km in approximately 30 minutes.
Additional features of ID. The Buzz Power Architecture is bidirectional, ID-enabled charging. Volkswagen says that Buzz users to store excess electricity collected from the building’s solar panels in the vehicle and then supply it back to the building to be independent of an external supply without sunlight. sun light.
Announced driver assistance features include the new Trained Parking function, which allows the vehicle to self-drive in and out of a parking space, Car-2-X alert and ambient alert, and Vehicle Assist. commuting assistance, partial automatic forward and side-by-side guidance systems across the entire speed range based on community-sourced data.
GALLERY: Volkswagen ID. Buzz Development Vehicle
