The Volkswagen Group’s most affordable EVs are chugging along nicely in Europe.
The VW ID. Polo, Skoda Epiq, and Cupra Raval are “significantly exceeding expectations,” with over 70,000 orders so far.
All these models start from around $30,000 in Germany, with VAT included, and a fourth model is bound to push orders even higher.
The Volkswagen Group is onto a winner with its new lineup of small and affordable electric cars. The German automaker said that it had received over 70,000 orders for its entry-level EVs, including the Volkswagen ID. Polo, Skoda Epiq, and Cupra Raval, a result that’s “significantly exceeding expectations.”
It’s quite the impressive feat, considering all of these models debuted roughly three months ago, and it goes to show that offering a competent and affordable EV—albeit of subcompact size—will attract the right buyers. The ID. Polo hatchback got roughly 25,000 orders, according to the German car group, with the rest split between the Skoda Epiq and Cupra Raval.
