Volkswagen Group Committed To Sub $22,000 ID.1 Electric Hatchback via InsideEVs
The Volkswagen Group is putting all its might behind developing a new entry-level electric car, according to a new report. Its upcoming mass-market EV, speculated to be the ID.1, could be the spiritual successor to the VW e-Up city car sold in Europe.
Platform details haven’t surfaced yet, but it will be different from MEB Entry, which is set to underpin the production version of theThe VW ID.2 will share its platform with theand Skoda’s small SUV – all of which is slated to enter production in 2025 onwards in Spain, at SEAT’s Martorell plant near Barcelona.
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