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Here’s a better look at the $20,000 Volkswagen ID.1 EV ahead of its debut next month
In less than a month, Volkswagen will unveil its smallest and most affordable electric car from its ID lineup. The new EV is expected to hit the market as the ID.1, starting at around €20,000, or just ...
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Volkswagen ID.1: the brand’s cheapest electric car will arrive in 2027 for $20,800
Volkswagen is about to reveal the concept of the ID.1, which will be its most affordable electric car, with a debut scheduled ...
VW’s Other New Electric Vans That Aren’t the ID. Buzz
TDI is still on the menu for those who can’t kick the diesel habit, but the e-Caravelle might surprise some ID. Buzz owners.
Rivian’s CEO talks AI, self-driving cars, and a $5.8 billion partnership with Volkswagen
As Rivian navigates a shifting EV landscape, CEO RJ Scaringe discusses the company’s strategy for AI innovation and the ...
Change This, Not That: 2025 Volkswagen ID. Buzz
The new Volkswagen electric bus, cheekily called the ID. Buzz, is on sale, three years after its introduction and nearly ...
South Korean car brand unveils futuristic EV van to rival VW with 375-mile range – and all for below £30,000
A BRAND-new futuristic EV van with a 375-mile range has been unveiled – a potential rival to VW’s famous electric van. The ...
Volkswagen unveils $20,000 entry-level EV to take on Chinese competitors
Volkswagen said that the entry-level EV will have a €20,000 (around $20,500) base price to make it attractive to "a wide ...
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VW confirms multiple sub-$25,000 EVs, teases likely ID.1
Earlier in February, VW confirmed plans for an entry-level, fully electric small car starting at less than $21,000 (around 20 ...
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Kia's march to electric car domination continues with 2026 PV5 revealed to tackle the Volkswagen ID.Buzz and Ford E-Transit Custom vans
Kia is quietly assembling one of the most comprehensive electric car ranges in the world. The South Korean brand has just ...
Tesla Lost Ground to VW, Seat in EU’s Top Electric Car Market
Tesla Inc. was the biggest loser among electric-vehicle makers last month in Germany, where consumers snubbed Elon Musk’s ...