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VW’s €20,000 mini-EV will use software developed with Rivian

VW brand tech chief Kai Gruenitz at the unveiling of the ID Every1 electric minicar.
VW brand technical development chief Kai Gruenitz at the unveiling of the ID Every1 in Duessseldorf. He said the production version will be the brand's first "Customer Defined Vehicle." (MICHA GEBHARDT/AUTOMOBILWOCHE)
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Nick Gibbs
March 05, 2025 06:02 PM
VW ID Every1
The ID Every1 concept has large wheels, chunky wheel arches and a "floating" roof. The minicar borrows some exterior elements from classic Volkswagen models for timeless appeal. (VW)

Volkswagen brand unveiled the ID Every1 concept — its vision of a low-cost electric minicar — as part of its intention to offer the widest electric and combustion-engine range of any volume automaker in Europe,

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