Despite government incentives and increasing combustion engine car bans in a growing number of European cities, the electric car market is struggling to gain a foothold. In addition to many consumers’ uncertainty about battery life, extremely high prices are also complicit. Volkswagen has therefore opted for a downward revision in various European countries and has also introduced new equipment levels for its “ID” electric range.
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With the new Volkswagen price lists, from January 3 the Pro Edition Plus version for the ID.3, ID.4 and ID.5 is 1,000 euros more expensive than the Pro version, but is offered with higher standard equipment worth 9,800, resulting in a customer benefit of 8,800 Calculated in euros.
In the new ID.7, the cost of Pro Edition Plus is 1,300 cheaper than the Pro w adds equipment for 6,350 euros, giving the customer a total benefit of 7,650 euros.
Such revisions to the ID range “will enable us to achieve our ambitious corporate goals”, a VW spokesperson told Automotive News Europe. “We continue to focus primarily on the quality and appeal of our products,” he added.
Source: Today IT
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