In Pictures: Volkswagen launches longer ID. Buzz Cargo LWB electric van from about $58,000

The long-wheelbase ID. Buzz Cargo targets delivery fleets that need more cargo room without stepping up to a larger van class.

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Volkswagen says the extended body adds 250 mm of interior length, giving the ID. Buzz Cargo space for bulkier loads.

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With an 86 kWh battery and up to nearly 300 miles of WLTP range, the LWB ID. Buzz Cargo aims to cover a full day of urban deliveries.

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European pricing starts at around $58,000, with a cheaper rear-wheel-drive variant due next week and UK orders in early 2027.

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The electric work van competes in a growing segment of zero-emission commercial vehicles for city and regional routes.

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Volkswagen positions the ID. Buzz Cargo as a practical option for operators facing tightening urban emissions rules.

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The long-wheelbase variant joins the standard ID. Buzz Cargo in Volkswagen's expanding electric van lineup.

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Fleet buyers weighing range, payload and cost will find the LWB ID. Buzz Cargo slotting between compact and full-size electric vans.

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The ID. Buzz Cargo LWB arrives as logistics firms increasingly electrify their last-mile delivery fleets.

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