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Volkswagen ID.3 (electric vehicle)

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Developers: Volkswagen Group
Date of the premiere of the system: September, 2019
Branches: Transport

On September 9, 2019 provided Volkswagen as the company stated, the first production electric vehicle expected the mass sector.

It is about the Volkswagen ID.3 model which presentation took place within the motor show in Frankfurt. The electric car will come to the market with the 150 or 204 horsepowers motor and batteries with a capacity of 45, 58 or 77 kilowatt-hours. Depending on the accumulator the stock of the course of the vehicle makes 330, 420 or 550 kilometers (on the cycle WLTR).

Volkswagen ID.3 (electric vehicle)

Volkswagen ID.3 in the future can receive the "charged" R-version, Autocar with reference to the board member of the German concern Volkswagen Juergen Stakmann reports.

ID.3 is equipped with the digital dashboard and a multimedia system with the 10.1-inch touch screen. All buttons are made touch, except command keys window regulators and the alarm signaling and also the machine recognizes voice commands.

The car is equipped with the navigation system, digital radio DAB+, heating of seats and a steering wheel, the charging Mode 2 cable and 18-inch light-alloy wheels in a basic equipment.

ID.3 is constructed on the new modular MEB platform developed especially for electric vehicles.

The auto giant does not disclose the exact prices of the car, but it is known that the younger version will cost less than 30 thousand euro, and the price of average will be less than 40 thousand. Serial production of ID.3 will begin in November, 2019, and deliveries of electric vehicles will begin in the middle of 2020.

Buyers of innovation will be able to use free of charge electricity for charging to electric vehicles within a year (or to 2000 kW·þ). It can be received on a number of charging stations in Europe, in particular in Ionity network. The car can receive 290 km of the course in 30 minutes from a hundred-kilowatt charging column.[1]

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