US EditionVolkswagen shares new range details and more for the affordable ID.Polo EV
- Volkswagen revealed the ID.Polo's official technical specs and driving range, planning to launch it next year with prices starting from 25,000 euros .
- Facing rising competition from China, Volkswagen is launching the ID.Polo family as the first of four affordable EVs using the MEB+ platform and PowerCo cell-to-pack design to cut costs and raise energy density about 10%.
- Volkswagen detailed the batteries and powertrains, with 37 kWh LFP and 52 kWh NMC packs delivering 85 kW to 155 kW outputs; the NMC range reaches 280 miles WLTP and LFP 186 miles.
- The ID.Polo also signals a branding shift as the first 'ID' to bear an established Volkswagen name, built entirely in Europe and aimed at that market with no U.S. availability expected soon.
- Looking at the lineup, Volkswagen plans additional entry-level models after unveiling the ID.Polo interior in January, including the ID.Cross SUV, smaller ID.1, and a sporty GTI variant later.
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Something creaked when Volkswagen sent its first electric cars onto the road. Not just the plastic, but the whole feel. The ID.3 became the symbol of a brand that wanted to move forward too quickly and skipped a few steps in the transition from combustion to electricity. With the new electric Polo, the mood is different.
VW's Entry EV Packs More Power And Space Than You’d Think
Volkswagen shared details on the upcoming ID. Polo lineup. EV launches with two batteries and three motor configurations. A 223 hp ID. Polo GTI arrives one year after initial launch. Volkswagen has released a slew of details about the ID. Polo, ahead of its launch next year. The company has a lot riding on its success, as it’s the first of four compact electric models that VW believes will reshape its small car lineup. Since we’ve already s…
The VW ID.Polo is approaching series production. At the end of April you can order the entry-level model – and then start driving from summer.
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