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10-11-2018, 05:24 PM
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Volkswagen I.D. Crozz
News emerged this week that VW is getting closer to introducing an affordable, mainstream electric car—as it has promised for years. The company presented a few more details about its modular electric platform, giving credence to reports that a model that’s slightly larger and roomier than the Golf will go on sale in some global markets by the end of next year.
The platform is named MEB, which roughly translates to Modular Electric Drive Matrix. It is said to accommodate different battery pack sizes, starting with about 200 miles and growing to more than 300 miles. The platform will allow Volkswagen to produce EVs in multiple segments—from compacts and sedans to crossovers and wagons. The first one available to American buyers is likely to be a crossover sport utility, based on the I.D. Crozz. It debuted at last year’s Los Angeles Auto Show, with a target launch date of 2020.
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Volkswagen I.D. Crozz
News emerged this week that VW is getting closer to introducing an affordable, mainstream electric car—as it has promised for years. The company presented a few more details about its modular electric platform, giving credence to reports that a model that’s slightly larger and roomier than the Golf will go on sale in some global markets by the end of next year.
The platform is named MEB, which roughly translates to Modular Electric Drive Matrix. It is said to accommodate different battery pack sizes, starting with about 200 miles and growing to more than 300 miles. The platform will allow Volkswagen to produce EVs in multiple segments—from compacts and sedans to crossovers and wagons. The first one available to American buyers is likely to be a crossover sport utility, based on the I.D. Crozz. It debuted at last year’s Los Angeles Auto Show, with a target launch date of 2020.
read more (https://www.plugincars.com/volkswagen-will-launch-its-electric-peoples-car-late-2019-133892.html)
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