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- ID. Buzz · Atlas
- Models
- 9
Best for
People who want space, character, and conversation in one vehicle.
Families who genuinely use the third row.
Body style
Electric
SUV
Seating
7 passengers
7 passengers
Cargo
Van-scale volume with a low load floor
Up to ~96 cu ft with rows folded
Economy / range
Roughly 230–255 miles of range depending on configuration
~20 city / 27 hwy (est.)
Drivetrain
Rear-wheel drive or dual-motor AWD
FWD or 4MOTION all-wheel drive
Power
Electric, quiet and smooth
2.0T, 269 hp
Main strength
Nothing else looks like it.
Third row that adults tolerate for real distances.
Main trade-off
Range is shorter than ID.4.
It is a big vehicle — tight garages and older parking decks will remind you.
The ID. Buzz ladder
Know what changes between trims.
Pro S
Most popularCore trim
- — Power sliding doors, the flexible second row and the full seven-seat layout where configured.
- — Large central display, full connectivity and DC fast charging.
- — Complete standard driver-assistance content.
The core Buzz experience is here — the space, the doors, the character. Nothing above it changes what the vehicle is.
Pro S Plus
Most equippedTop of the range
- — Two-tone paint, upgraded interior materials and premium audio.
- — Dual-motor all-wheel drive available.
- — The fullest technology, lighting and convenience content.
Two-tone paint is most of the reason people step up, and we are not going to pretend it is a rational one. It is a good one.
Cross-brand
Against the rest of the segment.
Tiguan vs. Honda CR-V
CR-V wins on cargo volume and resale certainty. Tiguan wins on interior feel, quietness and how it drives. Both are correct answers for different people.
Atlas vs. Kia Telluride
Telluride has the showroom cabin. Atlas usually wins on real third-row room for taller passengers, availability, and what you actually pay.
Jetta vs. Honda Civic
Civic holds value better. Jetta is typically less money, quieter on the highway, and roomier in the back seat.
GTI vs. Civic Si
Si is cheaper to insure and wonderfully raw. GTI has more torque, a better interior and hatchback space. It comes down to daily-driver tolerance.