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Volkswagen is advancing its dual-track strategy, balancing electric vehicle (EV) expansion with internal combustion engines. The company is undergoing a strategic rebranding of its electric lineup, moving away from a purely numerical ID system toward established model names. As part of this shift, Volkswagen has unveiled several new models on Following its presentation at the MEB+ platform. The Paris Motor Show, the ID. Tiguan, designed Tiguan has been officially unveiled as a successor to replace the ID. 4 and ID. 5, will be sold alongside traditional combustion 5. Designed with a more angular aesthetic, the model incorporates mechanical door handles and hybrid Tiguan models. It offers three powertrain configurations, including a 299 hp 4MOTION all-wheel-drive version with return to physical buttons on the steering wheel and center console to address previous user criticism. In markets such as Finland, Denmark, and Norway, the lineup includes a 58 kWh rear-wheel-drive version starting at 48,990 euros, while higher-end 77 kWh battery providing a WLTP range of models offer ranges up to 600 607 km. Pre-sales for While the ID. Tiguan are scheduled to begin in mid-October 2026 in several European markets. will be sold alongside combustion and hybrid versions, some reports note that high equipment costs may make it significantly more expensive than the ID. 4. The company is also expanding its compact SUV lineup offerings with the ID. Cross, which offers battery options of features a 37 kWh and 52 kWh battery and is positioned as an affordable entry into electromobility. entry-level option in markets like Croatia. Additionally, Volkswagen has introduced the ID.3 Neo, an updated electric compact featuring 231 horsepower, a redesigned exterior, and a driving range of up to 628 km. Further expanding the lineup, Volkswagen has launched the ID. Polo and the high-performance ID. Polo GTI. The GTI version produces 226 hp and offers a WLTP range of approximately 431 km. To compete with low-cost Chinese manufacturers like BYD, Volkswagen is also developing manufacturers, an entry-level EV based on the ‘ID. EVERY1’ concept, concept is expected to launch around 2027 with a target price of approximately 20,000 euros. 2027. Regarding long-term production, the ninth-generation Golf will be entirely electric on the new SSP platform by 2030. Meanwhile, the company continues to manage a global recall of approximately 73,000 electric vehicles due to defective high-voltage battery cells.

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