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A ID.Buzz test vehicle was spotted charging in Denmark. It'll be interesting to see how close this is to the real thing when it officially gets revealed. #1 · Jan 13, 2022 Car Tire Land vehicle Wheel Vehicle

A ID.Buzz test vehicle was spotted charging in Denmark. It'll be interesting to see how close this is to the real thing when it officially gets revealed. Sort by Oldest first Oldest first Newest first Most reactions #2 · Jan 13, 2022 Blah! #3 · Jan 13, 2022 I'm really interested in seeing the final interior and if it will be able to tow a little more than the ID4. I currently have a Dodge Grand Caravan. If I can get a Buzz that tows ~3500lb and has a functional interior at a reasonable price I won't care too much about how it looks on the outside. This is what hoping for:

I want the wheels pushed close to the corners (like the buzz looks to be)
low center of gravity and seating position to improve diving dynamics
exceptional utilization of the extra space saved over ICE like the ID4 does
a bit shorter in length while maintaining overall space

In conclusion I already own an ugly mini van. I wouldn't mind owning another ugly mini van if it can do everything my current mini van already does but better. At a price under the F150 Lightning Extended range. #5 · Jan 14, 2022

Fifty50Chance said:

I want the wheels pushed close to the corners (like the buzz looks to be)

low center of gravity and seating position to improve diving dynamics

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The battery pack should take care of these two items for you. Certainly a lower CoG due to the mass of the batteries. And I'd expect that the dimensions of the battery pack mean the wheelbase is longer, pushing the wheels to the corners. Show more replies 1 Reply #4 · Jan 13, 2022 My wife is excited for it, but the more spy photos come out the worse it looks. Nothing like the concept, everything like the boring rebadged Chrysler they used to sell in the US #8 · Jan 16, 2022

CJamie said: A ID.Buzz test vehicle was spotted charging in Denmark. It'll be interesting to see how close this is to the real thing when it officially gets revealed. Click to expand...

That is (hopefully) a slap-on front bumper - I expecr the final result to be sleeker. #9 · Jan 16, 2022

CJamie said: A ID.Buzz test vehicle was spotted charging in Denmark. It'll be interesting to see how close this is to the real thing when it officially gets revealed. Click to expand...

I wonder why they are testing it in my country? Perhaps the steep elevations and windy mountain roads? Or the smeltering temperatures? Or the arctic freeze during winter? On a serious note, it is interesting they are testing it in a flat (!) country with a temperate climate with no temperature extremes - then again, maybe they were hungry for some Danish... #10 · Jan 17, 2022

Jon B. Ross said: I wonder why they are testing it in my country? Perhaps the steep elevations and windy mountain roads? Or the smeltering temperatures? Or the arctic freeze during winter? On a serious note, it is interesting they are testing it in a flat (!) country with a temperate climate with no temperature extremes - then again, maybe they were hungry for some Danish... Click to expand...

I live close to the Bentley factory and know a load of people who work there. Often they just want miles on the test rig cars. Employees who work on the line get a camouflaged car and a fuel card and are instructed to put 1500 miles on it by Monday. Some guy probably used it to visit his girlfriend/grandmother. Show more replies 0 Reply #13 · Jan 18, 2022 Many would be so disappointed if this is the actual look. Hopefully it's just a mule #14 · Jan 19, 2022

CJamie said: A ID.Buzz test vehicle was spotted charging in Denmark. It'll be interesting to see how close this is to the real thing when it officially gets revealed. Click to expand...

Haha cool to see my tweet making it into the forums. #15 · Jan 19, 2022 Am I the only one who is endlessly amused by prototype camouflage? VW goes to the trouble of hand-cutting vinyl to exaggerate the headlights, create a phony grill and cover up the VW logo . . . then they tape a sign to the door, identifying the vehicle as an electric VW. #16 · Jan 19, 2022 It does seem like an unnecessary amount of work, when some other manufacturers simply slabs on anything they find in the trash, it seems. 1 Reply #18 · Jan 19, 2022 Part of it is real camo/testing. Part of it is teasing, generating “buzz”

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