US EditionVolkswagen ID. Cross: First Details of T-Cross-Sized Electric SUV Revealed
Volkswagen's ID. Cross compact EV SUV offers up to 271 miles WLTP range and starts at €28,000, targeting Europe's growing crossover market with affordable electric options.
- On Monday, Volkswagen announced it will introduce the entry-level electric SUV ID. Cross, previewed at the Munich Motor Show, to sit below the ID.4.
- Built on the MEB+ platform, Volkswagen will produce the Cross and other entry-level EVs at the Martorell, Spain factory as part of a new-generation rollout this year.
- With two battery options, the Cross offers WLTP range up to 436 km and measures 4,161 mm in length, 1,839 mm in width, and 1,588 mm in height.
- Cross will start at around €28,000, making it one of the more attainable EVs from a major European brand and could become a volume seller given Europe's demand for crossovers.
- Volkswagen says the Cross will launch this summer after the ID., other reporting places it in final testing for an autumn 2026 debut, and a camouflaged near-production prototype revealed on Monday suggests production before year-end.
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Volkswagen’s electric offensive continues to take shape with the development of the new Volkswagen ID. Cross, a compact SUV that in recent weeks has begun to be tested by different specialised media in Europe. The model aims to position itself as an urban alternative within the brand’s electric range, with contained dimensions, good habitability and an updated technological platform. With 4.15 meters long, 1.79 meters wide and 1.58 meters high, …
In autumn, Volkswagen will launch the ID.Cross, a city SUV for the entry-level segment. The car will be available from 28,000 euros.
Volkswagen ID. Cross: Cheap electric SUV previewed, arriving later this year
Volkswagen has snapped photos of a preproduction concept model of its ID. Cross, a small and affordable electric SUV set to hit the European market later this year. Arriving in the autumn, the Volkswagen ID. Cross is expected to be priced from around €28,000 (£24,000), making it the cheapest electric SUV offered by Volkswagen so far. Much like the new ID. Polo, the ID. Cross will be based on the latest MEB+ platform. Volkswagen ID. Cross electri…
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