ID.Buzz Volkswagen Electric Cars Comerciales
The Volkswagen ID.Buzz can be camperized by outside companies, and it looks great doing so
The German brand has assured that a camperized version of the German electric van will arrive soon, but other specialists have already worked on it.

Volkswagen announced a few days ago that it is working on the design and development of a camper version of the ID.Buzz. However, this will not happen in the immediate future; there is still some time before that leisure-oriented version is launched. Before then, the electric van will have other versions, the long-wheelbase one that will allow more than five seats, and the most powerful variant, the GTX version, which are on their way.
That does not mean, however, that those who are thinking of enjoying a few days of rest away from their daily routine cannot do so with their ID.Buzz. This one has passed through the workshops of the specialist company Alpin Camper, where it has been turned into a practical and elegant motorhome.

The camperized model was presented at a tourism and leisure fair, where it showed that this versatile vehicle can offer many hours of outdoor fun without giving up any comfort.

The rear has been modified to accommodate everything needed to enjoy camping. Most of the side space is taken up by a bench seat for three people, which can be converted into a bed for the most suitable rest. Opposite this bench is the kitchen, equipped with an induction hob and a sink. There are also several storage spaces so that everything is in its place and easy to find.
It should be noted that this is not the only camper version of the Volkswagen ID.Buzz, since another model, by Ququd, was presented a few months ago, and we suspect it will not be the only one to appear on the market. The brand’s delay in launching a version of this type of vehicle will encourage other companies to carry out this transformation to turn it into a camper.
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