While the production version of the van is set to be revealed in 2022, VW U.S. CEO Scott Keogh recently told Automotive News that the ID.Buzz won't be available for sale in the U.S. until 2023.

The new T7-generation van was revealed on Thursday in passenger-oriented Multivan guise. For commercial buyers, VW will continue to offer the current T6 generation in Transporter guise.

The VW Caddy PanAmericana is already available to order, with prices in Germany starting from €32,207.35 ($38,213.99) and going all the way up to €38,460.80 ($45,633.70) for the all-wheel ...

The 2022 Volkswagen ID. Buzz is an electric van that channels the spirit of the classic air-cooled models. It's anything but retro, though.

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The van is scheduled to enter regular production in 2022 as both a people and a cargo hauler, so Volkswagen’s timeframe suggests the shuttles will be based on the showroom-bound model.

The I.D. Buzz will be produced in both a passenger and cargo version, according to VW, with the commercial van perfect for urban delivery, the automaker said in a statement.

The VW Multivan T7 has been on the market for six months already, but we still have to see a major tuner spicing up the model. German tuner Delta 4x4 breaks the ice this time with an adventure ...

A fleet of self-driving Volkswagen Group vehicles will hit the streets of Doha, Qatar, during the next FIFA World Cup, which is scheduled to run from November 21 to December 18, 2022.

Ford, VW announce Tuesday a plan to deliver medium pickup trucks for global customers starting in 2022 and then with commercial vans in Europe.