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2020 VW ID.3 official as Volkswagen bets on electric

2020 VW ID.3 official as Volkswagen bets on electric

Posted on September 10, 2019 By Jarvis

Volkswagen has revealed the 2020 VW ID.3, the first all-electric car to be based on its brand new EV platform. Previewed earlier this year, and already seeing more than 30,000 reservations in Europe, the ID.3 will offer up to 342 miles of range on a charge while the most affordable model will kick off at under 30,000 euro ($33k) before incentives.

First out of the gate will be the 2020 VW ID.3 1ST special edition, using the mid-sized 58 kWh battery. That’s rated for up to 420 km (261 miles) on the European WLTP test cycle, with Volkswagen suggesting that on a 100 kW charger you should get enough power for around 180 miles of driving in under half an hour.
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