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04/14/22

Volkswagen goes autonomous: First autonomous test drive of the ID. BUZZ AD on public roads in Munich

ID. BUZZ AD - This vehicle is a test vehicle and has not gone on sale yet.

For the first time, the autonomous ID. BUZZ left the test site and drove directly in public traffic – of Munich’s city center.

Our CEO Herbert Diess - not as usual behind the steering wheel, but as a passenger - tested the progress recently. Watch the video and find out more about our AD strategy & technology.

Duration: 00:08:16
Video Key: V2022NR0052
Rights: Use for editorial purposes free of charge

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