Solarized VW ID. Buzz camper van ready to e-camp stealthily across the UK

We have already seen the world’s first Volkswagen ID. Buzz Camper Van Kit and Full Camper Conversion debut in Germany. TC Conversions is now announcing the first full electrical ID. The Buzz camper van we saw is just across the water in England. In fact, the UK conversion shop doesn’t spell out just one ID. Two buzz campers.

Based on ID, we offer buyers an entry-level electric camper option. A better equipped version based on Buzz Cargo and ID. buzz life. The new camper family includes a full-size pop-up roof, all-electric, gas-free equipment setup, up to four bunks, a clever indoor/outdoor kitchen, and solar charging.

Electric campers already promise to be one of the stealthest ways to vehicle camp thanks to their quiet, emission-free powertrains. TC debuts his Dvan ID. Buzz’s camper is even more stealthy with a blackout paint job and matching pop-up his roof, making it as discreet to the eye (at night) as it is to the ear.

It’s not hard to see that a compact mini camper van is the perfect solution for those who want to keep a low profile. Especially when full he pops up he doesn’t need to unfold the roof and it’s just the driver and passenger camping downstairs.

Even if you don’t buy a stealth camper specifically, you have to admit that a black tuxedo looks great on the Dvan Buzz. Of course, if you don’t like black, I’m sure TC can whip up another look for you. Previously it indicated a more classic dual-tone ID. Buzzbang at the event.

Enough about the paint. The real news is that the UK now has a fully electric ID. Buzz camper ready to order and it’s an impressive little machine.TC is Volkswagen’s 111-kWh Supplement the traction battery with a 160-Ah lithium leisure battery to carry out the motorhome side of the equation. Its leisure battery receives power from a 165W solar panel mounted on the pop-up roof, which powers a 3,000W inverter and appliances such as a single hob induction cooker and a 20-liter Vitrifrigo top-loading refrigerator box. increase. The gas-free Dvan Buzz is designed to operate efficiently off-grid, but also includes connections for connecting to shore power.

The floor plan is a variation of the classic midsize van with a rear bed/bench and a kitchen on the driver’s side. In addition to the refrigerator and induction cooker, the kitchen has a compact sink fed by a 30 liter water tank. TC makes use of IDs. Buzz’s dual sliding side doors offer an indoor/outdoor cooking design.

The primary kitchen position is too high to comfortably cook from the outdoors, so lower the entire unit to provide a more natural outdoor cooking height. The induction hob and sink are positioned for easy access from either side.

Dvan Buzz’s 2 seater ‘Rock and Roll’ Rear Bench seamlessly slides, folds and locks into a comfortable double bed in just seconds. TC has also integrated what is to be the world’s first full-size pop-up bunk roof attached to the ID. Buzz. First full ID. The Buzz camper van conversion we saw from Germany had a small center pop-up, but this one features a full lifting his roof.

For now, the manually raised roof only adds height inside the van, but TC says it’s working on a bed solution that’s particularly suitable for ID. Buzz. Available in both IDs, he plans to offer a four-berth capacity. Buzz Cargo and ID. A variant of Buzzlife.

TC quotes a 208-mile range (335 km, WLTP) for the Dvan Buzz camper van, noting that it can be charged from 5 to 80 percent in 30 minutes. Both vans are listed with the same camper fitment, so the difference seems to come down to the original VW fitment. It comes with standard features such as Lane Assist, Park Assist Plus, Discover Pro Navigation Infotainment System and Dual Zone Climate Control. The Cargo Commerce adds a total of five front seats, while the Life camper has only four of his.

Both Dvan Buzz camper models are available to order now. The Cargo Commerce version starts at £79,000 (about US$98,175) and the Life variant starts at £91,000 ($113,000).

This 5.5 minute video details the design and features of Dvan Buzz.

Source: TC Conversion