Volkswagen unveils affordable electric car, outshines Tesla.
TL;DR
Volkswagen has revealed the ID.2all concept, a small, battery-powered hatchback that it plans to sell for 25,000 euros ($26,600) or less when it goes into production in 2026. The EV has a range of up to 280 miles, front-wheel drive, and a single motor delivering 223 horsepower. However, Volkswagen has no plans to bring the future model to the US market. This move beats Elon Musk's promise of a $25,000 electric car, which he said would be available in about three years, but has since put on hold due to other projects.
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