As part of the efforts to expand its electrified fleet, Volkswagen is now producing an all-electric midsize sedan, powered by an 82 kWh lithium-ion battery, and delivers 402 lb.-ft. of torque.
Look for all types of fleet innovations on display, including new vehicles from Volvo, VW, and Polestar, and tech and safety features from suppliers and manufacturers. These are the highlights of what’s new at CES 2023.
Designed as an open vehicle platform, the Mobile Electric Toolkit allows car manufacturers to electrify their portfolio quickly and cost-effectively. Ford plans to expand its offerings in collaboration with VW due to its overwhelming success.
The ID. Buzz Cargo launches as standard with a three-seat cab. Built by Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles in Hanover, Germany, the ID. Buzz and ID. Buzz Cargo are launching across Europe with a 77-kWh battery, which provides current to a 150-kW electric motor.
Fleet managers can get behind the wheel of the all-electric Volkswagen ID.4 SUV at the Hilton Atlanta Northeast hotel on March 31.
With a strong market push in EVs and BEVs, the Volkswagen Group achieved an estimated 25% market share of the BEV segment in Europe with over 5% sales growth over the previous year in the electric segment.
VW’s latest technology uses sensor fusion that combines data from the camera and the radar to help better detect pedestrians and cyclists who the driver may not see in front or alongside the vehicle.
All Jetta models achieve an EPA-estimated fuel economy rating of 33 MPG or greater combined.
The compact SUV has a starting MSRP of $25,995, and is available with front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive.
To be produced with Argo AI’s self-driving system, the electric ID.Buzz van will be capable of Level 4 autonomy and be ready for the commercial transport of goods and passengers by 2025.
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