VW ID Buzz allocations depend on ID4 sales success, location

The ID Buzz starts $61,545 ;including shipping; Its arrival in the U.S. will follow the debut of two freshened entry models, the Jetta compact sedan and the Taos subcompact crossover. (JACK WALSWORTH)

September 26, 2024 04:15 PM

DETROIT — Volkswagen of America plans to allocate the ID Buzz electric van in large part on how successful a dealership has been at selling its first volume electric vehicle, the ID4.

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