Volkswagen has officially unveiled the production version of its ID. Cross, a subcompact electric crossover that is the company's most affordable electric SUV yet. The ID. Cross is built on the same MEB+ platform as the ID.4, but is positioned below it in the lineup. It has a front-wheel-drive layout and is 163.5 inches long, 77.7 inches wide, and 62.2 inches tall.
The ID. Cross has a wheelbase of 102.4 inches, which is 1.5 inches longer than the T-Cross. The base model comes with 17-inch wheels, while higher-end versions can be equipped with wheels up to 20 inches in size. The ID. Cross is designed to be a more affordable alternative to the ID.4, with a focus on practicality and efficiency.
View Price on AmazonThe ID. Cross is expected to be a popular choice for those looking for a compact electric SUV, thanks to its affordable price point and impressive range. Volkswagen has not yet announced pricing for the ID. Cross, but it is expected to be competitive with other electric SUVs in its class. The ID. Cross is set to go on sale in Europe later this year, with other markets to follow in the coming months.
The ID. Cross is an important part of Volkswagen's electric vehicle strategy, which aims to offer a range of affordable and practical electric models to customers around the world. With its compact size, efficient design, and affordable price point, the ID. Cross is well-positioned to help Volkswagen achieve its goal of becoming a leader in the electric vehicle market.
Source: motor1.com
