A few days ago, according to overseas media reports, Volkswagen released a strategic plan for future new cars, in which 9 pure electric models will be released before 2025. At present, Volkswagen has registered specific trademarks from ID.1X to ID.9X.

ID.3 and ID.4

It is reported that this new car strategic plan for the future includes 9 new cars in the ID. series, almost one each year, of which the ID.3 has been It will be launched overseas (expected to be launched in China in 2021), and the ID.4 will be mass-produced domestically by FAW-Volkswagen/SAIC Volkswagen in November 2020. In addition, the new car will also launch the ID. series of SUV models and a Crossover fastback crossover. And MPV models.

ID.4X or ID.5

By 2021, Volkswagen will launch an ID. series of Crossover fastback crossovers, which is expected to be the fastback of the ID.4 version, and the naming may be named ID.4X or ID.5.

In terms of power, the new car is expected to provide a single-motor rear-drive version and a dual-motor four-wheel-drive version. The rear-drive version of the motor has a rated power of 150kW (204PS) and a peak torque of 310N·m, matching It has an 82kW h ternary lithium battery from CATL, which can achieve 250 miles (approximately 402km) of pure electric range.

The four-wheel drive version adds a front-mounted motor with a maximum power of 225kW (306PS) and a peak torque of 450N·m. The standard four-wheel drive model accelerates from 0 to 100km/h in 8.5 seconds and has a top speed. 160km/h.

ID.BUZZ

In 2022, Volkswagen will release the mass-produced version of ID.BUZZ, which is the pure electric version of the T series, and may be named ID.7.

ID.Roomzz

In 2022-2023, the mass production version of ID.Roomzz and the mass production version of Space?Vizzion will be released. Among them, the ID.Roomzz production version (codename: Lounge? SUVe) is positioned as a medium-sized pure electric SUV. The body-in-white has officially rolled off the production line in April this year, and is planned to be mass-produced and launched in China in 2022. Volkswagen Vice President of Sales Jurgen Stackman pointed out that we will see this new car at the end of 2022, and sales will begin in 2023, mainly for the Chinese and American markets.

ID.2

In addition, a compact pure electric SUV will be added in 2023, or named ID.2. The new car is expected to be similar in size to the Volkswagen Tange.

ID.1

By 2025, Volkswagen will also launch entry-level pure electric vehicles, including the ID.1 small sedan and a crossover.

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