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Volkswagen Launches Entry-Level ID. Polo Starting at €24,995

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The Gist

Volkswagen has officially opened configurations for the base model of the electric ID. Polo, bringing the entry price point down to €24,995.

Volkswagen has expanded its electric vehicle lineup with the launch of the ID. Polo Trend, the new entry-level variant of its compact EV. Starting at a competitive price of €24,995, this model marks a significant step in the automaker's strategy to make electric mobility more accessible to a broader market.

Performance and Specifications

The ID. Polo Trend is equipped with an 85kW electric motor. To maintain its budget-friendly positioning, the vehicle features a 37kWh battery pack. According to Volkswagen, this configuration delivers a range of 323km on a single charge, making it a viable option for urban commuters and daily city driving.

Market Positioning

By hitting the sub-€25,000 threshold, the ID. Polo is positioned to compete directly with a growing segment of affordable European electric hatchbacks. The Trend trim level serves as the foundation of the range, focusing on essential features while maintaining the core efficiency of the ID. platform.

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