Travel in the iconic VW van, but 100% electric. This ID Buzz is just under 5 meters long and has been cleverly designed by the guys at Outbase in the Netherlands. This gives you plenty of room for two adults, or two adults and a maximum of two small children (three adults is also possible), while still being easy to maneuver, even in the city.
A TOUR:
* One of our criteria was: we don't want to feel like we're camping in a car. This campervan is comfortably furnished with eco-friendly, warm materials.
* The bus feels surprisingly spacious thanks to the lifting roof, in which you will also find a 110 cm bed and the front seats that you can turn around.
* Converting the rear seat into a 135 cm folding bed is very easy thanks to the smart mattress, which you simply roll up with sheets and all during the day.
* Thanks to its short length, you can easily park in a normal parking space (no parking garages).
What else is there?
• A solar panel on the roof makes it easy to camp 'wild' for one or more nights.
• All the sockets and plugs you need.
• A table that you can install indoors and outdoors and additional chairs for outdoors.
• Lots of drawers and compartments to store things (see photos)
• A kitchen unit with cold water and 2 electric induction plates and a refrigerator (drawer, see photo)
• An optional dry toilet for 25 euros per week (please let us know if you would like to use this).
AND WHAT ABOUT THE DRIVING RANGE?
Of all the electric buses currently on the market, the ID Buzz is one of the best performing. Its official range is 450 km, and you can easily cover 300 km. That's roughly the distance a sensible driver travels between two stops. This allows you to easily cover 800 to 1000 km per day.
Don't try to drive south in one go, but start your journey as soon as you leave our street and stop here and there along the way. You can charge an electric bus if you're visiting a city or spending a day at the beach.
With an electric car, the rule is: the lighter, the further. Our fully equipped van can carry an additional 410 kilos, including passengers, according to regulations. For your added comfort, we suggest you don't bring suitcases and bags in the car, but rather unpack them and use the many storage compartments. We'll keep an eye on your empty suitcases during this time.
HOW DO YOU PICK UP THE BUS?
You can easily park your car in our neighborhood while you're camping. Our bus is easily accessible by tram, and if necessary and possible, we'll pick you up at the station.
Photos
Compact
Electric
Sleeps 4
4 Seats
with seatbelts
Josie