VW drops the price on the award-winning Buzz Cargo
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Author: Gerry Murphy
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Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles Ireland has introduced price reductions on its award-winning ID. Buzz Cargo that will save customers up to €24,000.
Volkswagen’s zero-emission all-electric commercial vehicle, which was named Irish Van of the Year 2023, is now available from €48,495 after grants, and €39,915 excluding VAT and including grants for commercial buyers.
In addition, Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles Ireland in conjunction with Volkswagen Financial Services, has introduced zero percent finance on selected models, making it easier than ever to switch to sustainable motoring for businesses.
These price changes represent a significant reduction in retail price of the ID. Buzz Cargo and showcase Volkswagen’s commitment to lead the way in the migration of Ireland’s commercial vehicle fleet from diesel to electric power.
The ID. Buzz Cargo offers modern mobility for almost every trade, even when longer distances are required. It can travel up to 425km on a single charge. Three seats up front and a fixed partition separating occupants from the 3.9 m3 cargo space are among the distinctive features of this game-changing, zero emissions van.
Despite compact dimensions, it is capable of carrying two Euro pallets in the back, redefining commercial mobility by providing Ireland’s small and medium-sized businesses with the perfect fleet solution.
“We want to make it as easy as possible for Irish businesses to drive more sustainably,” said Paul Hunt, Brand Director for Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles in Ireland.
“Designed from the ground up with innovative cargo space, an integrated workstation, and a host of driver assistance systems, the ID. Buzz Cargo makes for the perfect all-electric commercial vehicle. And now with an ever more affordable ex-VAT price starting from €39,915 inclusive of grants, the ID. Buzz Cargo is the perfect vehicle for Irish commercial vehicles users to now seriously consider the move from diesel to electric power.”
The ID. Buzz Cargo from Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles delivers in many ways: not only goods and services for its users, but also in terms of safety. In tests by independent safety watchdog Euro NCAP, the ID. Buzz Cargo recently received a Platinum rating.
Pictured: The VW ID. Buzz cargo.
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