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Transportation

Volkswagen ID.6 Crossover SUV Electric Concept

Volkswagen ID.6 Crossover SUV Electric Concept

Everyone knows that the future of motoring is electric, but few brands have gotten behind that initiative as much as Volkswagen has with their line of ID-badged electric vehicles. In addition to the electrified classics like the ID BUZZ Bus, and the MEB Dune Buggy, they just revealed that there would be an electric, mid-size crossover SUV in the mix based on the ID Roomzz concept and going by the name ID.6. The ID.6 rides on a stretched-out version of the flexible MEG platform–like the dune buggy–and features multiple powertrain options (including at least one dual-motor system delivering around 302 horsepower, 0-62 time around 6.6 seconds and top speed of around 111 mph). Much like the ID Roomzz concept it’s based on, it’s expected to feature at least an 82-kilowatt-hour Lithium-ion battery good for 250 miles of range and fast-charging that will get it up to 80% charge in about 30 minutes. The supposed direct competitor to the Tesla Model X is expected to be on sale in early 2021.