The new version of the minivan, designed in retro style, will debut in a week, on March 21. According to preliminary data, the “hot” model will receive the same twin-engine power plant as the Volkswagen ID.7 GTX Tourer presented today.
A pair of all-electric single-volume cars — Volkswagen ID. Buzz and ID. Buzz Cargo – debuted in March 2022. Serial production of the passenger version started in the early summer of the same year. A year later, at the beginning of June 2023, the so-called “stretched” version of the minivan debuted, and now the German manufacturer is preparing to present another – this time a “charged” modification.
In the photo: Volkswagen ID. Buzz
Today, Volkswagen has declassified two “charged” models of its “green” family – the ID.7 GTX Tourer station wagon and the ID.3 GTX hot hatch. Very soon this series will be replenished with the “hot” ID minivan. Buzz GTX: as the company said, the debut of the new product will take place next week, March 21, as part of the annual VW press conference.
Volkswagen ID teaser. Buzz GTX (highlighted version) 1/2 
Volkswagen ID teaser. Buzz GTX 2/2
Despite the fact that photo spies had previously caught ID prototypes. Buzz GTX during road tests, the German brand is still keeping the appearance of the future new product a secret. So far, the manufacturer has been generous with only one darkened teaser, which shows the front part of the electric car with a recognizable design of the head optics, as well as “boomerangs” of foglights located in the lower part of the front bumper (similar ones are found in the ID.3 GTX and ID.7 GTX Tourer) .
In the photo: Volkswagen ID.7 GTX Tourer
In the center between the thin strips of running lights, apparently, there is an illuminated brand logo . It is expected that the “hot” version of the model will have a large air intake at the bottom of the front bumper, which will receive a mesh pattern (like the new products shown today with the addition of GTX to the name). It is also likely that such a minivan will get new original wheels.
In the photo: Volkswagen ID. Buzz LWB
According to preliminary data, the “hot” minivan will receive the same twin-engine power plant (one electric motor on each axle) that is equipped with the Volkswagen ID.7 GTX Tourer. Its total output is 340 hp. According to Carscoops, this technique will allow ID. Buzz GTX accelerates from zero to “hundreds” in 6.4 seconds. It is expected that the new version of the van will receive a traction battery with a capacity of 79 kWh (like the ID.3 GTX hot hatch).
Remember, the usual Volkswagen ID. The Buzz is available with a single 204-horsepower electric motor located on the rear axle, with a maximum torque of 310 Nm. The useful capacity of its traction battery is 77 kWh. There is another rear-wheel drive option: the power of the electric motor is 286 hp, torque – 550 Nm; and the effective capacity of the traction battery is 85 kWh.
In the photo: Volkswagen ID interior. Buzz LWB 1/2 
In the photo: Volkswagen ID interior. Buzz LWB 2/2
Volkswagen ID pricing information. Buzz GTX will appear later, obviously, such a model will cost more. Today, the cost of an ordinary completely “green” minivan starts at 64,581 euros, which is equivalent to approximately 6.42 million rubles at the current exchange rate.