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The innovative ID Buzz is the first fully-electric vehicle from Volkswagen
VOLKSWAGEN'S new all-electric ID.Buzz and ID. Buzz Cargo are now open for order with prices starting from €41,538 for the Cargo variant and €65,890 for the passenger variant.
The ID. Buzz is Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles’ first all-electric vehicle and features a 77kWh lithium-ion battery, supplying 150kW (204hp) to a rear-mounted electric motor that develops 310Nm of torque, with an all-electric range of up to 400-420kms.
Whether as an electric MPV for family, leisure or business, or as a commercial vehicle for companies, the zero emission all-rounder is available for order at Volkswagen Retailers across the country.
The ID. Buzz Cargo starts at an ex. VAT price of €41,538 with cruise control, dual sliding doors and parking sensors (front and rear) as standard. The mid-tier Cargo Executive adds 19-inch alloy wheels, adaptive cruise control, keyless Entry central locking and rear view camera, starting from €51,862. The flagship trim, Cargo Max features 20-inch alloys, ‘Travel and Park assist’ along with Discover Pro Navigation. Prices for ID Buzz are ex VAT and include the current government grant of €3,800.
The ID. Buzz has four trim levels, with prices from €65,890.
Mayor John Moran has shelved the idea to have a festive market near the Daniel O’Connell Monument this Christmas
Judge Carol Anne Coolican refused the application
Mayor of Limerick, John Moran with Henning Kraggerud, Conductor, Helen Phelan, World Music Academy, Aibhlín McCrann, ICO, Gerard Keenan, ICO and Cathriona Murphy, Deputy CEO Picture: Keith Wiseman
Ray O'Driscoll, Interim CEO The Shannon Airport Group with Ede Twomoey, Layla Braddish and Ciana Cyril of Castleconnell National School, Co. Limerick | Picture: Arthur Ellis
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