VW's ID. Every1 previews future sub-$35,000 EV
The ID.Every1 is part of Volkswagen’s plan to offer budget-friendly electric mobility. It follows on the heels of the ID.2all, another affordable EV priced below €25,000, which is scheduled for release in 2026. Volkswagen plans to expand its electric lineup with four front-wheel-drive MEB-based models by 2027.
VW ID.Every1 concept previews entry-level EV due in 2027
Volkswagen is developing an entry-level electric vehicle set to debut in 2027, with a targeted starting price of around 20,000 euros (approximately $21,500). The ID.Every1 concept, unveiled on Wednesday, serves as a direct preview of this model. The name suggests that the production version may be called the ID.1.
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