The EV will be one of nine new models launching by 2027, expanding VW’s lineup. The ID. One will start at €20k, while the production ID.2all will be priced under €25k. Volkswagen has unveiled the first official teaser for its upcoming entry-level EV in Europe,

Volkswagen is accelerating its focus on affordable electric vehicles. The company revealed a bold strategy to expand access to e-mobility, with a new entry-level model priced around €20,000.

Volkswagen has been dangling its €20,000 electric car out there for more than four years so you'd be forgiven if you've already dismissed it as vaporware. Originally slated to launch in 2025, the bargain-basement EV is running a little late,

Volkswagen’s new entry-level EV will be part of the fully electric ID product family. This range has been a major success, with over 1.35 million ID cars sold globally since 2019. The new entry-level EV will be based on the MEB platform. It is a shortened version of the one used with the ID.2all hatchback.

The new affordable EVs will be based on a lower-cost version of the current MEB dedicated EV platform, found in vehicles like the ID.4 and ID.Buzz. The lower-cost version, dubbed MEB Entry, has been designed to be shorter than the regular MEB platform and features a single motor at the front.

Volkswagen is planning a series of affordable EVs for the European market, with the roughly $26K 2026 ID.2 set to be followed by a $21K ID.1 in 2027.

Volkswagen plans to unveil a new, affordable electric car, which will help launch its new triple-A plan for the brand's future.

We’ll see the rest of this so-called ‘ID.One’ at the beginning of March as a ‘show car’: read, ‘cute little concept that you’ll no doubt want immediately’. It’ll be spun off a version of VW’s MEB