Volkswagen's ID. Buzz electric van at the Lumen Field Event Center during the Seattle International Auto Show on Thursday.

VW's ID. Buzz, an all-electric version of its iconic Bus, has a lot going for it. The styling, tech, and power are all excellent; only the range is lacking.

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