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Volkswagen Unveils New Electric Compact Car: The ID.Polo
In a significant move, Volkswagen is rebranding its electric vehicles under a unified Volkswagen name, moving away from the ID. naming strategy. This shift was announced by Thomas Schäfer, brand boss of VW, on LinkedIn last Wednesday (3rd September).
The announcement came ahead of the IAA Mobility in Munich, which takes place from 8th to 14th September. At this event, Volkswagen will present the ID.Cross, the electric counterpart to the T-Cross, and possibly the ID.Polo GTI.
The ID.Polo, the new electric compact car, is set to hit the market in 2026, marking the start of a new generation of Volkswagens. This announcement comes in the 50th anniversary year of the Polo. Michael Mauer, head of the brand division at Volkswagen, revealed the identity of the electric compact vehicle ID.2all, named ID.Polo, on LinkedIn before the IAA in Munich on September 3, 2023.
A short video revealing the name ID.Polo was shared by Thomas Schäfer on LinkedIn. The production version of the ID.Polo was partially revealed in the shared video, but more details will be available in a few days.
In addition to the ID.Polo, we can expect an ID.Golf, an ID.Passat, and possibly an ID.Up in the near future.
For those interested, a free test drive of the new electric crossover Kia EV6 GT-line is available. The test drive includes features like highway assist, premium relaxation seats, and 325 PS. To get the free test drive, click the provided link.
The IAA Mobility in Munich is the location for the presentation of Volkswagen's new electric vehicles. It's an exciting time for electric car enthusiasts, as Volkswagen continues to push the boundaries of innovation in the automotive industry.
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