Volkswagen ID. Buzz Cargo: interior dimensions of every version
2 versions of the ID. Buzz Cargo (since 2022) with the dimensions of the cargo area.
Choose length (L) and height (H)
- Cargo length
- 2.21 m
- Height
- 1.33 m
- Between wheel arches
- 123 cm
- Payload
- 650 kg
Versions and dimensions
| Version | Cargo length | Width | Height | Between wheel arches | Sliding door | Payload |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Normal | 2.21 m | 173 cm | 1.33 m | 123 cm | 95 cm × 120 cm | 650 kg |
| Long wheelbase | 2.46 m | 173 cm | 1.33 m | 123 cm | 95 cm × 120 cm | 700 kg |
Interior dimensions of the cargo area, without lining or insulation. Allow a few centimetres less once they’re in.
Which one to choose
- To stand up
- You can’t stand up in the ID. Buzz Cargo with the standard roof: you’ll need a pop-top.
- To sleep crossways (1.36 m or more between the wheel arches)
- In the ID. Buzz Cargo the bed works better lengthwise.
- The shortest, for town and garages
- Normal: 2.21 m
- The one with the highest payload
- Long wheelbase: 700 kg
Layouts that fit
This is how the editor places each layout in the ID. Buzz Cargo Normal. Open it and change it to suit you.
Micro camper
For small vans: lengthwise bed with a tailgate kitchen and storage underneath.
9 items
- Sleeping
- Kitchen and gas
- Bathroom and water
- Electrics
- Other
- Sliding door
Plans seen from above, with the cab on the left and the sliding door at the bottom.
If you’re torn between the ID. Buzz Cargo and…
Questions
Which ID. Buzz Cargo version is best for a camper conversion?
You can’t stand up in the ID. Buzz Cargo with the standard roof: you’ll need a pop-top. In the ID. Buzz Cargo the bed works better lengthwise. The shortest, for town and garages: Normal.
Does a transverse bed fit in the ID. Buzz Cargo?
Not as standard: there’s 123 cm between the wheel arches and you need about 136 cm. In the ID. Buzz Cargo the bed works better lengthwise.
How much weight can a converted ID. Buzz Cargo carry?
Depending on the version, the ID. Buzz Cargo has a factory payload of 650–700 kg (approx.). Insulation, lining, furniture, water, luggage and people all count: the editor adds it up as you design and warns you if you go over.