VW ID. Buzz GTX

When do you want to start driving?

Your electric car will usually be delivered within 3–5 weeks. Expected between 19. January and 08. February 2027.

Need a car earlier?

We source many of our used cars from AMAG Used Car Centres. If you would like to collect your electric car from one of our centres, it is usually possible to do so within 7–10 days. Simply contact an AMAG Used Car Centre near you.

Don’t need your car until later?

No problem. Book it at a later date or choose a vehicle that will be available on your preferred date. You can book your electric car subscription up to 30 days in advance.

Find the perfect package for you

Two options, one goal: affordable charging

Basic, excluding electricity: You pay your own charging costs
Premium, with electricity: Fixed monthly price, no matter where in Clyde’s partner charging network you charge

With the Premium electricity package, private charging, e.g. at home, is reimbursed directly to your bank account at a rate of CHF 0.30/kWh.

Your personal cost calculation:
VW ID. Buzz GTX NWB (Normal Wheel Base) with 250 km per month

25% private charging

75% public charging

36 CHF

Basic: Paying yourself

Kosten: CHF 0.29–0.69/kWH

20 CHF

Premium: Electricity included

Costs: Fixed monthly price, including reimbursement

25%

75%

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Find your nearest charging station right away

Our interactive map and the chargeON app tell you where the nearest available charging station is – in Switzerland and throughout Europe.

How is the example calculated?

The following example calculations are based on your selections:
VW ID. Buzz GTX NWB (Normal Wheel Base) with 250 km per month.

1. For the real-world consumption figures, we add 20% to the official WLTP figures in order to take real-life conditions such as driving style, temperatures and charge losses into account. Source:https://www.topten.ch/private/selection-criteria/auswahlkriterien-elektro-auto

2. We assume an average rate of CHF 0.69/kWh for public charging, based on a typical charging pattern with around 80% rapid charging (DC) and 20% normal charging (AC). Source:
   https://swisscharge.ch/en/solutions/charging-prices/

3. We assume a rate of CHF 0.29/kWh for private charging based on the median Swiss electricity price. Source:https://www.strompreis.elcom.admin.ch/