Volkswagen is recalling 5,637 ID Buzzes because their third row of seats is too wide to only have two seatbelts.

Based on the NHTSA safety recall report, Volkswagen notified dealers on April 25 and will notify owners on June 20. The ID. Buzz crossed the pond and made it to the U.S. in the final quarter of ...

An award-winning electric van is facing two recalls because of a major design flaw that puts rear passengers at an increased risk of injury during a crash. Volkswagen is recalling all 5,637 of its ...

A national survey of electric vehicle drivers from J.D. Power shows Americans generally love driving EVs, but there’s growing ...

Volkswagen will fix the ID. Buzz issue by having dealers install “fixed unpadded trim parts” that adjust the seat’s usable width, and they’ll do it for free, because recall repairs are ...

The recall affects over 5,000 electric vans ... beating out the Kia EV3 and Toyota Land Cruiser. The Volkswagen ID.Buzz starts at $59,995 for the base-level Pro S trim. Five other trims are ...

Volkswagen has just recalled what ... but a closer look at ID.Buzz sales figures reveals that this recall likely covers all U.S. market models. Year-end sales figures show a total of 1162 units ...

For those unfamiliar with the Volkswagen ID. Buzz, it's an electric van reminiscent of a bygone era. At the same time, it incorporates futuristic elements creating a combo so distinct that it's ...

Buzz, or is Volkswagen's new EV too strange to take a chance on? This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: The Volkswagen ID. Buzz recall is as odd as the electric van's design ...