The Pacific surf is officially up for the ID. Buzz.If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Learn moreThe Volkswagen California trim has officially and finally arrived for the ID. Buzz. Wolfsburg's commercial vehicle division recently debuted the iconic variant at the recent Caravan Salon in Düsseldorf, where the German automaker had a major presence.It's basically a worldly exhibition for some of the world's latest and greatest campers and recreational vehicles. And because VW is a major player in the camper van space, it seized the spotlight to pull the wraps off of its most definitive model.AdvertisementAdvertisementSay hello to the first-ever ID. Buzz California Cruise.The ID. Buzz officially meets the Pacific surfThe ID. Buzz officially gets its proper West Coast treatment. - Credit: Volkswagen Commercial VehiclesIf you thought Volkswagen had already given an official camper van treatment to the ID. Buzz, you wouldn't be wrong. The automaker debuted its first-ever official camper van variant of the all-electric van a few months ago.In Europe, the company calls it the ID. Buzz with the "Good Night Package." Here in the States, where VW plans to offer the package in the near future, it's called the ID. Buzz Touring.Years in the making the ID. Buzz California Cruise is the first all-electric VW California camper van. - Credit: Volkswagen Commercial VehiclesWhile, conceptually, they fulfill the mission of being the official factory camper van offering of the ID. Buzz, neither are called the California. It's a major distinction since the California is Volkswagen's most recognized camper van nameplate.AdvertisementAdvertisementNow, however, the two worlds have officially come together. It's the first time the California has ever been electrified in its nearly 23-year-long history.The most affordable VW California yetAlthough based on the ID. Buzz with the "Good Night Package," the California Cruise standardizes all the extra factory-supplied camper van gear. - Credit: Volkswagen Commercial VehiclesAlthough the ID. Buzz California Cruise is similar to some of the van's other camper-focused offerings, it still separates itself from the rest in number of ways. For instance, the new variant serves as the California lineup's entry point, below the Caravelle and the full-fledged Transporter-based variant.The ID. Buzz does forgo one of the California's most definitive features, which would be its powered pop-up roof tent. But this sacrifice helps to keep the new van's entry price low compared to fancier California models.Any VW California model wouldn't be such without including a portable dinette set at the very minimum. - Credit: Volkswagen Commercial VehiclesBut despite its relatively modest price, the ID. Buzz California still comes with bespoke features. For instance, the two-person collapsible bed system from the "Good Night Package" is standard.AdvertisementAdvertisementAlso included are the package's ventilation grilles or the front-side windows. The ID. Buzz California includes a full set of folding window shades, as well as a collapsible dinette set for when it's time to set up camp. 2027 Volkswagen ID. 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And there's even a new California smartphone app built specifically to help drivers preplan road trips with specific charging stops in-mind, all so that range anxiety never becomes a problem.Availability and pricingThe ID. Buzz California Cruise essentially standardizes all the extra kit from the "Good Night Package" in a name and package everyone's familiar with.Volkswagen says the ID. Buzz California will be showroom-ready by the end of this year, with deliveries commencing in early 2027. Pricing starts at €60,761, or roughly $70,543 USD at today's conversion rates.However, the company didn't announce any specific plans to offer the California trim outside of Europe. If it's any consolation, America is getting a very similar ID. Buzz Touring.2027 Volkswagen ID. Buzz California Cruise Learn More About the Author: Chris Chin is an associate editor at Gear Patrol, covering cars, trucks and anything else with four wheels. 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