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Volkswagen’s Grand Plan: ID Buzz Set to Conquer Global Streets as the Ultimate Robotaxi

Carl Harrison by Carl Harrison
October 22, 2024
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Volkswagen’s Grand Plan: ID Buzz Set to Conquer Global Streets as the Ultimate Robotaxi

Volkswagen is making waves with its ID Buzz electric van, positioning it as the heart of its global robotaxi empire! With plans to roll out autonomous fleets by 2026, starting in Hamburg and Munich, VW is eyeing a future dominated by self-driving taxis. Partnering with Mobileye, these electric robotaxis will offer sustainable, affordable rides in major cities. This bold strategy sets VW up to rival tech giants like Waymo and Cruise, aiming to reshape urban transportation and even tackle delivery challenges​.

How VW Plans to Lead the Robotaxi Race

Volkswagen’s ID Buzz, already iconic for its nostalgic design, will be packed with advanced technology, including 13 cameras, 9 lidar units, and 5 radar units. These self-driving vans will offer Level 4 autonomy, meaning they can handle almost all driving tasks without human intervention. MOIA, VW’s mobility services arm, is leading the project, focusing on making robotaxi rides available by 2026.

Affordable & Sustainable Mobility

Volkswagen’s mission is clear: to create accessible and eco-friendly mobility solutions. The ID Buzz robotaxi is set to play a key role in VW’s strategy to offer shared, emission-free rides in dense urban environments. Early tests have already begun in Germany, and if all goes according to plan, these robotaxis could reshape city travel across Europe and beyond.

In addition to transporting passengers, VW sees potential for using the ID Buzz for autonomous deliveries, tackling the growing demand for e-commerce logistics. With a growing driver shortage and increasing delivery needs, the ID Buzz could become an essential player in the logistics sector as well.

Partnering with Tech Giants

Volkswagen is working closely with Mobileye to integrate cutting-edge autonomous technology into the ID Buzz. While VW’s original partner Argo AI shut down, Mobileye’s expertise in AI-driven self-driving systems has given the project new momentum. With Level 4 autonomous driving capabilities, these vans are expected to perform complex driving tasks, offering smooth, driverless rides across cities​.

Volkswagen’s bold vision for the ID Buzz robotaxi could mark a significant milestone in the race for autonomous vehicles, signaling the company’s intent to compete with tech giants in a rapidly evolving mobility market. As 2026 approaches, all eyes will be on VW’s ambitious rollout!

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