The Volkswagen ID.2all is capable of accelerating to 100 km / h in seven seconds and driving 450 km without recharging.
German automaker Volkswagen has officially presented the actual pre-production version of the new ID.2all electric hatchback, reports Ukraine on wheels.
The new budget electric car will replace the Polo hatchback in the brand’s model line, which has become unprofitable to manufacture due to strict environmental standards.
It is noted that Volkswagen ID.2all is built on a reduced version of the same MEB electric platform that underlies all modern electric cars of the brand – from ID.3 to ID.Buzz.
The dimensions of the electric car are 4050x1812x1530 millimeters with a wheelbase length of 2.6 meters. Although the novelty is 25 cm shorter than the “eighth” Golf, the automaker promises the same level of interior space.
Inside, there is a sports steering wheel, a digital instrument cluster, and a large 12.9-inch infotainment screen. The volume of the trunk is 490-1330 liters.
The Volkswagen ID.2all received a 226-horsepower electric motor that accelerates the hatchback to 100 km / h in less than seven seconds – only half a second slower than the current Golf GTI.
Unlike the rear-wheel drive ID.3 and ID.4, it will have front-wheel drive. The traction battery, which can be charged to 80% in 20 minutes, will provide an autonomous range of 450 kilometers.
The Volkswagen ID.2 will be sold in 2025. In the basic version, it will cost 25 thousand euros and will be the cheapest electric car of the German brand.
The publication recalls that Tesla is also preparing a new budget electric car, which will be more compact and a third cheaper than the Model 3 sedan.
It was previously reported that seven countries of the European Union have created an informal alliance to fight the planned phase out of internal combustion engines from 2035.
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