VW Id Buzz - How far can you go with 110 km/h

That range is very similar to what I get from our 58kwh ID3 at similar speed and conditions. Definitely good enough.

Listening Tool during a roadtrip, this man knows it's cars ánd music!

Love the video, short concise and to the point. Look forward to your future videos!

Pretty good consumption nice test.

Like the extra info on the dash. Hope to get OTA for that soon!

Interesting video, it would be great to do a run with luggage and passengers, although I have noticed with my Fiat 500e that with two of us and luggage for a weeks holiday it made no difference to range. My thoughts are that what you loose up hill you gain going down. Bjorn Nyland did a test with bottles of windscreen washer fluid and found very little difference in a Kia Soul.

i would call that useful range at a decent compromise when it comes to speed. the consumption isn't small but that is understandable since its a van(they don't exactly get stellar consumption even with a diesel model).

Thanks for the ride 👍It must be great sitting higher than an ordinary car or even an SÜV.

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HIHI hörst ja auch TOOL <3 Nice Vid - trying to win one via Ritter-Sport lol xD

I've liked the look of the VW Buzz since it was launched although I don't think it would fit in my garage quite as well as my Fiat 500e!

I really don't think nearly 300 km in winter is bad. Great car IMHO

Thank you for this interesting test with the good range result under those conditions. My Cargo can do even a bit better because it’s lighter and I’m driving with allweather tires.

I think it will be useful to add start battery temp

I loved the Buzz until I saw the price. Sorry but this is way too expensive for what it delivers, also considering how limited the range is.

This was a very insightful video and these are the speeds I travel at so I found it very useful. I really want an electric car for many different reasons, however the main reason has always been for cheaper fuel. I'm from the UK and my energy company charge me £0.34 per kwh (for me it also isn't any cheaper at night), so this would cost me £26.18 to travel 180 miles. Whereas my 2004 diesel VW touran would get me over 200 miles for the same cost. I think a lot of current electric cars are great for driving around cities where they are much more efficient at lower speeds but as much as I really want an electric car (especially the new ID 2!) I really want to see companies advance there batteries like Tesla, or even like Dyson tried to with solid state packs

Hey man, have you thought about doing a range test for the i4 eDrive35? AFAIK no one else has done it before. Looking forward to it…

Bravo, Chris. Hm, do you think your pups would like the Buzz? Nice and airy cabin.

Nice test. For the price of the Buzz I need a much larger range at 70mph. I like the Buzz, I nearly ordered it until I found out everything is an optional extra such as it only comes with a 10inch screen and you have to pay extra for the 12 inch screen. If the Buzz was £50k with massage seats, 2 tone paint, 12 inch screen then I would have got one regardless of the poor range... But buying a vehicle for more than £50k that doesn't have access to the supercharger network is rather stupid in the UK.

1:56 Great video. What’s that pool that you have on the back sea t with the go pro?