Keep your boss at bay with a high-tech office chair from VW Norway.

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VW ID. The Buzz Cargo is a roomy electric van with a range of 423 kilometers, fast charging in 30 minutes and a payload capacity of 18.4 cubic meters (650 cubic feet). At least one Volkswagen employee at the Norwegian OEM subsidiary has been able to enjoy all the bells and whistles of this powerful commercial vehicle from the comfort of their seat. Volkswagen Norway engineers have developed a unique concept that includes numerous ID functional studies. Buzz Cargo sits down in a modest office chair.
The chair is designed to give office workers the feeling of owning a Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles as a workplace. You can drive at speeds up to 20 km/h, honk to colleagues on your way to the conference room or to the water cooler, honk safely on the go, make multiple trips during the day if necessary thanks to the electric chair 12 km health reserve. You can even listen to music on the go or at your desk.
You can use a VPN to hide your surfing traces, but as the makers of such software warn, there’s nothing to stop you from spying on your co-workers or, worse, your boss spying on you at the wrong time. The popular office chair comes to the rescue once again with a 360-degree motion sensor and rear view camera to alert you to any potential threats to your safety or privacy.
Go to a meeting again? Make sure you use 0.005 cubic meters (305 square inches) of trunk space for your documents and make sure your hands are free to navigate to your final destination. If you’re heading to an end-of-the-year meeting, performance review, or party, why not use your trailer hitch to tow whatever you might need? Once you get there, you are sure to be the center of attention if the office party lights on your chair give off a very, very cool vibe. Okay, the fun is over and he’s working again. With built-in headlights, you can light up even the darkest nights overtime.
Unfortunately, the chair is not road legal and currently exists only as a one-of-a-kind demonstrator, simply because, according to VW, “we will always prioritize people who actually need cars to work.” But you can test them. drive the chair at certain dealerships and events throughout Norway.