Volkswagen has embarked on an ambitious commitment to transitioning to an electric-powered future, with plans to launch a total of 10 all-electric vehicles in the next six years. The German automaker’s endeavor will see a broad array of EVs — from sporty coupes to SUV offerings — hit the market between 2020 and 2026.
As VW aims to become the world’s most sustainable automaker by 2025, the company is utilizing its modular electric-drive matrix (MEB) platform to develop the 10 upcoming EVs. This platform enables the automaker to create a variety of distinct electric vehicles with different wheelbase lengths and battery capacities, as well as a wide range of power outputs.
The first of VW’s EVs to hit the market will be the ID.3, a 5-door hatchback slated to launch in 2020. The vehicle will be powered by a single electric motor and battery options ranging from 48 kWh to 77 kWh — the latter of which will have a range of up to 550 kilometers. The ID.3 will be followed by the launch of a new electric version of the microbus, the ID.Buzz, in 2022. This retro-inspired vehicle will be equipped with two electric motors, one for each axle, and will offer a maximum range of up to 600 km.
2023 will see the release of the ID.4, an all-electric crossover SUV, as well as the ID.Crozz, a coupe-styled SUV. Both models will be based on the same MEB platform and equipped with a battery range of up to 550 km. In 2023, VW will also introduce the ID.Vizzion, a four-door sedan that will boast a battery range of up to 665 km.
2024 will bring the launch of the ID.Roomzz, a seven-seater SUV, as well as the ID.Buggy, a modern take on the classic beach buggy. Both models will offer a battery range of up to 600 km. VW will round out the offerings with the ID.Sport, a sporty coupe launching in 2025, and the ID.X, a two-door, electric sports car coming in 2026.
As VW moves toward its goal of becoming a leader in sustainable mobility, the company’s upcoming lineup of EVs is sure to make a significant impact on the electric vehicle market.
#### Volkswagen has embarked on a resolute endeavor to become the most environmentally-friendly automaker by 2025, and as a result, has devised a strategy to release 10 all-electric vehicles (EVs) within the next six years. Utilizing the modular electric-drive matrix (MEB) platform, the German car manufacturer will launch an eclectic variety of EVs — ranging from sporty coupes to SUV models — between 2020 and 2026.
The first of these EVs to hit the market will be the ID.3, a 5-door hatchback, in 2020. The vehicle will be fitted with a single electric motor and a selection of battery options ranging from 48 kWh to 77 kWh, the latter of which will be able to travel up to 550 kilometers. This will be followed by the launch of the ID.Buzz, a modernized version of the classic microbus, in 2022. Equipped with two electric motors, one for each axle, the ID.Buzz will offer a maximum range of 600 km.
2023 will see the introduction of two new MEB-based EVs: the ID.4, an all-electric crossover SUV, and the ID.Crozz, a coupe-styled SUV. Both models will have a battery range of up to 550 km. Additionally, the ID.Vizzion, a four-door sedan boasting a battery range of 665 km, will be released in 2023.
In 2024, Volkswagen will launch the ID.Roomzz, a seven-seater SUV, and the ID.Buggy, a modern take on the classic beach buggy. Both models will have a battery range of up to 600 km. The automaker will round out the lineup with the ID.Sport, a sporty coupe launching in 2025, and the ID.X, a two-door electric sports car arriving in 2026.
As Volkswagen endeavors to become a major player in the electric vehicle market, its upcoming lineup of EVs is sure to have an impact.
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