VW cuts prices, revises trim levels on ID electric-car lineup

ID5 1.jpg — The ID5 (shown) is available in France for just over 50,000 euros, in a new "ID" trim level, more than 8,000 euros less than when it was launched.

January 06, 2024 09:41 AM

The Volkswagen brand has cut prices and revamped its trim offerings on its ID line of full-electric vehicles to boost sales in France, Belgium, Italy and several northern European countries.

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