
Volkswagen Unveils Futuristic ID. Polo EV: More Space, Smarter Design
Volkswagen's new ID. Polo EV promises more space, innovative design, and multiple powertrain options, potentially transforming the entry-level electric vehicle market.
Volkswagen is set to revolutionize the entry-level electric vehicle market with its innovative ID. Polo, a compact EV that promises to redefine urban mobility. The company's brand boss Thomas Schäfer calls this vehicle "the beginning of a new generation," signaling a bold leap forward in electric transportation design.
The new ID. Polo maintains nearly identical external dimensions to its gas-powered predecessor, measuring 4,053 mm in length, 1,816 mm in width, and 1,530 mm in height. However, thanks to ingenious compact drive modules and a flat battery pack, the electric version offers significantly more interior space, particularly noticeable in the rear passenger area.

Volkswagen's design team, led by head of design Andreas Mindt, has created an interior that feels both futuristic and functional. The vehicle boasts a 24% larger luggage compartment, expanding from 351 L to 435 L, with folding rear seats offering an impressive 1,243 L of total cargo volume.
One of the most exciting features is the innovative drive mode selection. By turning a new rotary knob, drivers can switch between "Classic" and "Vintage" modes, which transform the digital driver display to reflect different automotive eras, including nostalgic designs reminiscent of the iconic Beetle and Golf models.
The ID. Polo will launch this spring with multiple powertrain options: 85 kW (114 hp), 99 kW (133 hp), and a robust 155 kW (208 hp) variant. A high-performance GTI version is planned for 2026, delivering an impressive 166 kW (223 hp).

Battery configurations will vary, with lower-powered models featuring a 37 kWh lithium iron phosphate battery, while higher-performance versions include a 52 kWh nickel-manganese-cobalt battery capable of delivering up to 450 km (280 miles) of range. Pricing is expected to start around 25,000 euros ($29,500), though the most affordable model might not be immediately available.
Volkswagen will fully reveal the ID. Polo's interior on January 3, 2026, promising a comprehensive look at what could be a game-changing electric vehicle for budget-conscious, environmentally aware consumers.
Based on reporting by Electrek
This story was written by BrightWire based on verified news reports.
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