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Volkswagen to Offer Low-Cost Electric Vehicles for Europe From 2027

Volkswagen Group has announced plans to make all-electric entry-level mobility more widespread. It will bring affordable electric vehicles from Europe, for Europe, with the world premiere scheduled for 2027.
Volkswagen has been working for some time to offer compact, particularly inexpensive electric vehicles in the price range of around 20,000 euros.
Two new compact cars, one from VW and one from CUPRA, as well as two small SUVs, one each from Škoda and one from VW, are planned.
All four vehicles will be built in Spain.
VW says this project is going to rely on a high degree of localisation in Europe, which in turn benefits Europe as an industrial location.
Oliver Blume, CEO Volkswagen Group, says: "Generations of people associate the strong brands of the Volkswagen Group with their first car – and with affordable mobility. As a group with strong brands, we continue to assume this social responsibility to this day. That's why I'm very pleased that we're launching a future-oriented project. It’s about entry-level electric mobility from Europe for Europe. In doing so, we combine a clear commitment to Europe as an industrial location, a European industrial policy and ultimately act in the interests of European customers."
Thomas Schäfer, CEO of the Volkswagen brand and head of the Brand Group Core, adds: “The future is electric. In order for electromobility to become widespread, attractive vehicles are needed, especially in the entry-level segment. Our brand promise is: electromobility for all. This promise is now being fulfilled in the Brand Group Core. Despite the attractive price, our vehicles will set standards in the entry-level segment in terms of technology, design, quality, and customer experience. This task has become more demanding due to rising energy, material, and raw material costs. One thing is clear: electromobility from Europe for Europe can only succeed with political support and competitive framework conditions.”
VW brands promise to create mobility for all and continue to facilitate the entry into e-mobility.