Electric Microbus, Volkswagen ID Buzz Concept
Time to move forward, the new era has begun, and all car manufacturers compete to create electric cars for the future.Car manufacturers are competing to create electric cars for the future and Volkswagen is no exception. The company has designed an electric microbus, the VW ID Buzz Concept, to respond to this new era. This microbus is the second model in Volkswagen's future range of electric vehicles and was presented at the 2017 North American International Auto Show in Detroit. It is a compelling design for electric mobility, following the BUDD-e concept from the previous year.
The VW T1 Microbus Revival Concept: A Nostalgic Reimagining
The VW T1 Microbus Revival Concept, designed by David Obendorfer, pays homage to the iconic 1960s van. This concept cleverly blends classic design elements like rounded forms and chrome details with a modern Volkswagen platform. Imagine a T1 with a lengthened T6 chassis, embodying the spirit of the freewheeling past in a future-proof package. While not a production model, the T1 Revival Concept captured the hearts of many, influencing the design direction for the eventual ID. Buzz electric bus.
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A Microbus for a new era was shown for the first time at the Detroit Auto Show 2017, the I.D Buzz Concept comes in an all-wheel-drive Microbus form and incorporates a number of advanced technologies installed into it.
The I.D Buzz Concept is an all-wheel-drive Microbus that incorporates several advanced technologies. The microbus is powered by a large 111 kWh battery, complemented with two motors mounted on the front and rear axle. The two motors can produce 369 hp and can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in just 5 seconds. The microbus can travel about 270 miles nonstop. The battery can be charged to 80% of its capacity in less than 30 minutes with a charging rate of 150 kW.
In addition to its impressive power and range, the microbus is also the world's first fully autonomous multi-purpose vehicle. Volkswagen plans to make the VW Electric Microbus available in showrooms by 2025.
Let's see, sooner or later it will happen.
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