ID.Buzz as a gentle off-roader: chassis from Seikel, roof tent from Frontrunner

• With the Abenteuer Allrad, Europe’s largest off-road trade fair takes place in Bad Kissingen. Netzwelt is on site.
• The electric Bulli VW ID.Buzz is also moving into the focus of conversion and expansion.
• For example, Seikel and Frontrunner offer suitable accessories.

In addition to gigantic escape vehicles, many trade fair visitors in Bad Kissingen are also drawn to the rather smaller and affordable vehicles. We have already introduced you to an innovative off-road caravan for less than 25,000 euros that can be folded up within 30 seconds despite the solid walls. Or the compact Mercedes-Benz T-Class converted by Iglhaut. The electric Bulli from VW, the ID.Buzz, is also represented at several stands.

Seikel and Frontrunner on the adventure all-wheel drive

Seikel is a fixture in the off-road industry. For the electric van from Wolfsburg, the provider now has a chassis lift in its range. The 30 millimeters more ground clearance and the AT tires (235/60R18 at the front and 255/55R18 at the rear, both on standard rims) do not make the modern Bulli a vehicle for deep mud and mud, but should noticeably improve the bad road qualities.

So that you don’t have to worry about damage to the underbody when driving over hill and dale, Seikel provides you with massive protective plates for the radiator and electric motor.

Matching roof tent from Frontrunner

The ID.Buzz has recently also been available with a long wheelbase. Overnight stays are much easier here than with the short-wheelbase variant that has been available for some time. But there are also solutions for the latter.

For example, accessories specialist Frontrunner is showing suitable roof racks for the E-Bulli at the trade fair. And the provider also has the specially tailored roof tents for up to three people in its range.

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