2023-08-13 17:20:00
Launched through a commercial that touched both the emotional and affective memory of many Brazilians, the new Kombi, now called ID Buzz, arrives as a milestone of 70 years of Volkswagen in Brazil. As seen, the eternal Elis Regina and her daughter Maria Rita, appear driving completely different models, where the automaker hinted that many new features are to come with the launch of ID Buzz around here. That said, the Digital Look listed five curiosities about the Nova Kombi (ID Buzz).
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The nova Kombi ID Buzz
Kombi ID. Buzz is an electric car that is revolutionizing the vehicle market. With a modern and innovative design, the ID. Buzz is a sustainable and practical option for anyone looking for a car for the family or work.
Bringing the concept of space from its predecessor Kombi, sold between the years 1950 and 1970. The vehicle exudes comfort, associated with the technology of 100% electric cars.
1 – Limited import
In a statement from Volkswagem to the Brazilian press, the automaker stated that the launch will be completely different from anything they have ever done. After all, the vehicle will be deployed in Brazil as a subscription car. So far, only 70 units have been planned for the country.
According to the brand, offering the Volkswagen ID.Buzz by subscription helps to strengthen the market for this vehicle and make it more accessible to the consumer, since the car in the direct conversion will cost R$340,000 reais.
2 – Design and tradition
As a trademark and tradition for this line, Volkswagen maintained the skirt and blouse design, bringing two colors. But it is worth noting that it is optional and if the consumer opts for a single color, there is that possibility too.
3 – Double sliding doors
Different from the classic model, in this new version, Volkswagen innovated by adding sliding doors on both sides. Bringing more convenience to the passengers of this minivan.
4 – More powerful engine, and 100% electric
In its first version, the Kombi came with an engine of only 30 horsepower, between 1950 and 1972, the model of the 2000s reached 57 horsepower. In comparison, the new Kombi made a positive leap and now, in addition to coming with a 100% electric engine, which emits 0 pollutants, it has more than twice the power with its current 207 horsepower.
5 – Interactive panel
In this updated version, Kombi gained more connectivity, with a dashboard bringing various functions: such as maps, audio streaming, voice assistants and much more.
The new Kombi ID Buzz comes with two sliding doors, bringing more convenience to the vehicle. (Image: Disclosure)
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