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Volkswagen Opens Orders for ID. Cross in Germany Starting at €34,025

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Volkswagen Opens Orders for ID. Cross in Germany Starting at €34,025
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Volkswagen has officially launched the configurator for the ID. Cross in Germany, offering the electric crossover with an initial starting price under €35,000.

Following its debut just one week ago, the Volkswagen ID. Cross is now officially available for configuration on the German market. The move marks a significant step in VW's push to diversify its electric vehicle lineup with accessible crossover options.

Initial Powertrain and Trim Options

At launch, Volkswagen is limiting the selection to specific configurations. The ID. Cross will initially be equipped with a 155kW electric motor paired with a 52kWh battery pack. Customers can choose between two primary trim levels: Life and Style.

Pricing and Availability

The starting price for the new model is set at €34,025. This figure already reflects the inclusion of the current ID. purchase premium, making the electric crossover a competitive entry in the European EV segment. While only the base battery and motor combination are currently available, additional variants are expected to follow as production ramps up.

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