Volkswagen’s ID.1: The Most Affordable EV Set to Make Waves

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Volkswagen’s Exciting New Era

Volkswagen is gearing up to revolutionize the electric vehicle (EV) market with the introduction of the ID.1, the most affordable model in their lineup. Awarded 30 million euros ($35 million) from the Portuguese government, VW aims to bring this game-changing vehicle to life by mid-2027. But what exactly makes the ID.1 so special?

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The ID.1: Small Yet Mighty

With a starting price of just around 20,000 euros ($22,000), the ID.1 is designed to be accessible for a broad audience. Measuring at 3,880 mm in length, this compact car will fit perfectly between the former Up! and ID.2 models. VW Brand CEO Thomas Schäfer describes the ID.1 as ‘the last piece of the puzzle’ in their electric vehicle lineup, ensuring that it delivers more than just affordability – it promises a full-fledged EV experience.

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The Future of Volkswagen’s EV Lineup

This compact car isn’t just a new entry-level model; it marks a significant transition for Volkswagen towards becoming an innovator in the EV space. Along with its promising features, the ID.1 will be the company’s first software-defined vehicle (SDV), showcasing VW’s partnership with Rivian. As the ID.1 paves the way for a new generation of urban electric vehicles, we can expect exciting developments such as an SUV version and further innovations in the coming years.

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