Volkswagen Revolutionizes Market With New Electric Kombi ID.Buzz, Offering 420 Km Range and Just 30 Minutes to Recover 80% Charge. VW's Iconic Model Will Be Available for Subscription!

Volkswagen Revolutionizes Market With New Electric Kombi ID.Buzz, Offering 420 Km Range and Just 30 Minutes to Recover 80% Charge. VW’s Iconic Model Will Be Available for Subscription!

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 10/11/2023 at 13:03

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No Matter How Much Volkswagen Has Revolutionized The Electric Mobility Sector With The Launch Of The New Kombi, The Vehicle Will Not Be Available To Monthly Subscribers At The End Of The Plan

Volkswagen has just innovated in the electric car market with the launch of the ID.Buzz, known as the Electric Kombi. This unique subscription model offers an interesting alternative for those seeking the electric experience without the need to purchase the vehicle. Discover more about this revolutionary initiative from VW.

The company, which is famous for its innovations, has brought the nostalgia of the Kombi to the electric era with the ID.Buzz model. Now available through subscription, the electric Kombi offers a unique mobility experience. With flexible plans from 12 to 48 months, interested parties can acquire this iconic electric van from Volkswagen with monthly payments starting at R$ 12,990.

The Cost Of The Experience: Is It Worth Subscribing To The Electric Kombi From Volkswagen?

Although the monthly subscription for the electric Kombi from Volkswagen starts at R$ 12,990, by the end of a 48-month contract, the total cost reaches R$ 623,520. This amount is surprising, especially when compared to other Electric Vehicles on the market. For a similar amount, consumers could opt for a BMW i4 M50, a high-performance vehicle with 544 hp. Is it worth choosing the subscription or investing in ownership?

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Despite the cost, the ID.Buzz electric Kombi from Volkswagen offers a complete experience. Equipped with 77 kWh batteries and a 204 hp motor, the van provides a range of up to 420 km in the European cycle. The subscription package includes a mileage allowance of up to 3,100 km per month, maintenance, insurance, documentation, and various additional services. VW highlights features such as digital climate control, driving assistants, and vegan upholstery, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable innovation.

Flexibility is key with the ID.Buzz subscription plans, ranging from 12 to 48 months. This allows consumers to choose the duration that best fits their needs and lifestyle. With monthly payments starting at R$ 12,990, the electric Kombi becomes accessible for a variety of audiences, providing a unique option in the electric vehicle market.

Volkswagen also announced that it is possible to recover 80% of the charge in just 30 minutes. However, this speed is only feasible with high-power chargers, providing 170 kW of direct current. In Brazil, these chargers are scarce, primarily found in shopping malls, where competition for their use has become intense. Consequently, it becomes essential to rent or purchase the wallbox charger, as this equipment allows charging in just over 10 hours. In contrast, using a standard 220V outlet, the waiting time increases to 38 hours.

Volkswagen Revolutionizes Market With New Electric Kombi ID.Buzz, Offering 420 Km Range and Just 30 Minutes to Recover 80% Charge. VW’s Iconic Model Will Be Available for Subscription!

No Matter How Much Volkswagen Has Revolutionized The Electric Mobility Sector With The Launch Of The New Kombi, The Vehicle Will Not Be Available To Monthly Subscribers At The End Of The Plan

The Cost Of The Experience: Is It Worth Subscribing To The Electric Kombi From Volkswagen?

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Volkswagen Revolutionizes Market With New Electric Kombi ID.Buzz, Offering 420 Km Range and Just 30 Minutes to Recover 80% Charge. VW’s Iconic Model Will Be Available for Subscription!

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