Id. Buzz’s memory seems to have made automotive stories

The National Traffic Safety Administration on the Highway (NHTSA) has remembered almost 5,700 IDs. Electric vans Buzz because the VW vehicle has a lot of space in the back.

Ok, let’s explain. The US regulator has revealed that the seat of the third row of the ID. Buzz is visible for two people and therefore there are two seat belts built. But it is wide enough for three, and as a result, the NHTSA wants the German vehicle giant to make some changes in order to fully comply with the required safety standards.

It is believed that attraction affects the entire ID. Buzz currently on American streets. It is also thought to mark the first time a vehicle was called for this specific reason.

“In the affected vehicles, the back of the third row was designed with two set seats (DSPs) and is equipped with seat belts for only two occupiers,” NHTSA says in its official traction document. But it adds that the calculated width of the surface of the third row rear stool seats exceeds the maximum value specified by the safety requirements.

“If three passengers were to sit on the back of the third row, there would be insufficient belts for all three passengers. This may increase the risk of an injury to the passengers in the event of a collision.”

To solve the issue, VW will not install a third seat belt, but rather install some uncontracted ornamental parts to limit the surface of the seats, ensuring that only two people can be easily lowered in the third row.

Volkswagen ID. Buzz began at the end of 2024 as an option of elegant and practical electric vehicle for families that require an eco-friendly alternative for traditional minivans. It offers a range of 234 miles and comes at a starting price of $ 60,000.

Prior to her release in the US, digital trends had a chance to run the ID. Buzz in Europe and left the vehicle with praise.