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Volkswagen plans to debut new affordable electric vehicles in 2027, targeting a price around $21,800. Despite ending a partnership with Renault, VW aims to go solo with its ID 2all concept, which promises to be spacious and cost-effective. However, with several other automakers like Volvo, GM, and Kia already launching low-cost EVs, VW faces stiff competition in the affordable EV market.
Volkswagen plans to transform iconic brand names like the Golf and Tiguan to electric while adding new EVs to the lineup, such as VW’s new affordable ID 2all concept. The automaker delivered over 570,000 electric vehicles in 2022, retaining its status as BEV market leader in Europe and expanding its position in China. Volkswagen plans to invest €180 billion over the next five years to maintain its position in the industry as it evolves to zero-emission electric vehicles. The automaker has previously mentioned it will not let its iconic brand names like the Golf die out in the electric era. Volkswagen has also stated plans to convert its best-selling Tiguan SUV to electric, tipped to be called the ID. Tiguan.
Volkswagen plans to release an affordable all-electric vehicle, the ID. 2all, in Europe by 2025 for under 25,000 euros ($27,000) as part of its goal to convert 80% of its brand-new sales in Europe to electric by 2030. The vehicle will have a range of 280 miles and will be the first of 10 vehicles planned for release by 2026 on the modular electric drive platform. The ID. 2all will feature an electric vehicle route planner, travel assist, and a clear design with a high-quality appearance.
Volkswagen has introduced its affordable electric vehicle (EV), the ID 2all concept, which costs under €25,000 ($27,000) and has a range of up to 279 miles. The car will be based on Volkswagen's new modular electric drive platform, the MEB Entry Platform, and will be the first vehicle with front-wheel drive based on it. The ID 2all will be unveiled for all European markets in 2025, with a goal of starting it at less than €25,000. Volkswagen plans for at least one in every five vehicles sold globally to be electric by 2025, with the production version of the ID 2all being one of ten EVs launched by VW by 2026.