Skoda has announced that their first electric SUV will be called the Enyaq and it will use the MEB platform that VW uses for the ID lineup.
The Enyaq will be the production version of the Vision iV concept (photos below).
While Volkswagen is preparing their two plants in China to produce ID vehicles. Tesla delivered its first cars made in China
https://www.ft.com/content/3d1b44aa-20ac-11ea-92da-f0c92e957a96
Sony unveiled a brand new electric concept car at CES 2020 called the Vision-S.
The Vision-S has 2 268-horsepower (200-kilowatt) electric motors that can reach 0 to 62 mph (100 km/h) in 4.8 seconds. It also has a top speed of 149 mph (240 km/h).
Let's see if this is actually going to go in...
This is a very interesting article from Clean Technica that argues that VW should be more concerned with getting a leg up over Honda and Toyota than focusing on Tesla for EV supremacy.
If the ID.3 were to come to North Ameirca, another main competitor to put the ID.3 up against is the Chevy Bolt.
Here's how both cars compare to each other on paper:
Volkswagen ID.3
Price:
Under €30,000 ($33,034)
Battery Size & Range:
45-kWh battery - 205 miles (330 km) WLTP
58-kWh battery...
