fully electric volkswagen ID.3 seems like a pretty good car, a small and reasonable one roadster That stuff isn’t sold in America because we don’t deserve good stuff. However, if you want to type it, you can say that it looks a bit boring. That’s something that looks set to be fixed for its second generation, at least according to these new images direct from Volkswagen.
VW said on Friday that The car will launch in full in the spring, with orders in Germany starting this month, although some customers may not receive their new ID.3 until late next year due to various issues with the vehicle. supply chain and high demand. The second generation starts at €43,995, or about $46,300, a figure that doesn’t include tax incentives, which varies by country.
In any case, the look of the car is the most important point. This screen too, like the car, is the right size.
Are from volkswagen:
The new ID.3 is equipped with the latest generation of software that improves system performance and can receive over-the-air updates. In addition, the standard equipment package has been upgraded: it now includes a screen measuring 12 inches (30.5 cm) diagonally, a removable luggage compartment floor and a center console. with two cup holders.
Functions like Plug & Charge and Smart Electric Vehicle Route Planner make the charging experience in the new ID.3 simpler and more convenient. VW is using the latest generation of fully integrated support systems in ID.3. Prominent examples of this are the optionally available Tour Assist with Herd Data and Parking Assist Plus with Memory Function.
“Part of our mission at Volkswagen is to deliver the most advanced technologies and innovations across all models, including compact cars, and the ID.3 exemplifies this – for example when comes to new convenience and assistance systems: we are taking the next step on the road of highly automated driving with the use of herd data in the latest Travel Assist”, Kai Grünitz, City Member of the Volkswagen Brand Board responsible for Development, explained.
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This is a car with advanced technology for the people, or in other words a car for everyone, an interesting idea from Volkswagen. In reality, however, it’s intended for non-Americans, as a spokesperson confirmed that “there are currently no plans to sell ID.3 in the United States.” It’s a silly thing, but at least we can still look at it.
