VW Calls Off 2026 ID Buzz in US—and It May Never Come Back
Volkswagen halted 2026 ID.Buzz sales in the U.S. due to fewer than 5,000 buyers, high price, limited range, recalls, tariffs, and a slow EV market, with a possible 2027 return.
- On 12/19/2025, Volkswagen confirmed it will not produce the ID.Buzz for the 2026 model year in the United States, a pause first reported by Carscoops and verified by a company spokesperson.
- Faced with weak demand, the ID.Buzz sold fewer than 5,000 U.S. units through September 2025 and struggled with a $61,545 starting price, 234 miles EPA-estimated range, plus recalls and stop-sale orders.
- A dealer text on Reddit alleged 'What we currently have in stock will be the final availability,' but a Volkswagen spokesperson said the model isn't being canceled outright.
- VW said the move will free resources to focus on selling down current inventory and supporting retail performance through MY25, while keeping open a model-year 2027 potential return.
- In recent months, automakers have reassessed EV plans, and tariffs plus the end of the $7,500 tax credit weaken U.S. demand, VW said the pause reflects broader market retrenchment.
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