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VW iD Buzz range to start from $79,990, due in Australian showrooms soon

The electric Volkswagen Kombi range will start from below $80,000 when it arrives in Australian showrooms later this year.

Volkswagen Australia has today announced pricing and details for a four-model line-up for the VW iD Buzz (its official name).

It includes one ‘Cargo’ commercial van model, as well as a choice of three passenger variants in five- and seven-seat configurations.

The initial 2025 Volkswagen iD Buzz range is as follows (other variants may follow at a later date):

  • iD Buzz Cargo Van short wheelbase three-seater (bench seat) RWD: $79,990
  • iD Buzz Pro People Mover short wheelbase five-seater RWD: $87,990
  • iD Buzz Pro People Mover long wheelbase seven-seater RWD: $91,290
  • iD Buzz GTX People Mover long wheelbase seven-seater AWD: $109,990

All prices listed above exclude additional on-road costs such as registration, stamp duty and arbitrary dealer charges.

Additional optional costs:

  • Metallic paint: $1890
  • Pearl effect paint: $1890
  • Two tone paint (people-mover models only): $4090

In a media statement issued today Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles Director Ryan Davies said the company has already received almost 7000 expressions of customer interest, before pricing had been announced.

While most variants are due in local showrooms by the end of this year, the flagship iD Buzz GTX is due to go into production later this year for Australian delivery in early 2025, pending any delays.

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