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Volkswagen EV family to expand to include baby ID.1

Volkswagen EV family to expand to include baby ID.1

Posted on March 16, 2020 By Jarvis

Small pure-electric Up! replacement to include SUV and zero-emission delivery van

Volkswagen will expand its battery-powered EV family to include a small city-car that will be labelled the VW ID.1 when it arrives in 2023.

According to Car, the Volkswagen ID.1 is a direct replacement for the slow-selling Up! hatch that was withdrawn in Australia, but this time the micro-car will come only with five doors and have minimal overhangs but far more space inside thanks to its pure-electric powertrain.
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