An ice scraper and a bottle opener are included in the electric van.
Since 2010, I have been writing for motor1 / WorldCarFans. Volkswagen has never created so much buzz around a new product. The ID. The ID. It’s a much larger preview than the other ones, as it features the cabin for the first time.
We are going to assume the obvious and look at the passenger model with five-seat configuration. The ID. The ID. With the two-tone exterior paint, the interior of the electric van looks happy. VW claims there will be seven body colors and four two-tone options.
The ID is just like every other VW model available today. Buzz will feature LED ambient lighting that provides “atmospheric accents” through 30 different colors. Retro nods are also given to the T1 and, by extension to the 2017 nameake concept. The Detroit Auto Show was the first to show the showcar.
It is a van so it must be very practical. The VW ID also has a large cabin. Buzz comes with a few neat features. The bottle opener is usually associated with Ford trucks, while the ice scraper is often associated with Skoda vehicles. However, the T1 modern-day has both. It is interesting that no leather or other animal-derived materials were used in the interior of the zero emission van, which uses only sustainable materials.
The steering wheel, for example, is made from polyurethane but VW claims it feels like real leather. The headliner, floor coverings, and seat covers were also made from materials derived from recycled products. Seaqual yarn, which is made from 90 percent recycled PET bottles and 10% marine plastic, is one of the eco-friendly options. It also uses 71% recyclates for its upholstery.
We will remind you that only the passenger model of the car will be sold in the United States until 2023. Both flavors of the ID will be available in the meantime. Once production in Hannover, Germany is underway, buzz will reach Europe this fall.