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VW’s ID Buzz gets the Ventje camper treatment.

The transformable Ventje interior I reviewed last summer is now available in Europe on Volkswagen’s all-electric ID Buzz that I reviewed a few months ago. The eVentje sleeps four and prices start at €95,000 for the Microbuzz plus interior. Delivery takes about nine months, which is a lot sooner than VW will release an official ID California campervan.

<em>The interior furniture moves outside.</em>
<em>The kitchen can be accessed from outside and inside the van.</em>
<em>The interior can be moved around as your needs change throughout the day.</em>
<em>The lower bed sleeps two while a popup above sleeps another two.</em>
<em>Yet another configuration option for the modular interior.</em>
<em>The eVentje drew a crowd when unveiled last month.</em>
<em>It’s based on the short wheel base version of the VW ID Buzz, already released in Europe.</em>
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The interior furniture moves outside.
Image: Ventje
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