Volkswagen has introduced the ID. Every1, a concept for an entry-level electric vehicle aimed at making EVs more accessible to a wider audience.
The compact hatchback is expected to enter production in 2027 at the company’s Wolfsburg facility, with a projected starting price of €20,000 ($21,500). The automaker positions the model as part of its strategy to expand its all-electric compact lineup.
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Built on Volkswagen’s MEB platform, the ID. Every1 features a front-wheel-drive layout with a single electric motor delivering 94 horsepower. The estimated driving range is at least 250 kilometers (156 miles) under the WLTP cycle, while the top speed is set at 130 km/h (80 mph).
The vehicle’s dimensions place it between Volkswagen’s discontinued up! model and the upcoming ID.2, providing a compact footprint suitable for urban mobility.
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The design follows a clean and geometric aesthetic, incorporating a long wheelbase and short overhangs for better interior space utilization. The exterior features smooth surfaces, flush door handles, and a distinctive front fascia with a black horizontal panel connecting the headlamps.
At the rear, an illuminated Volkswagen logo integrates with the taillights. The concept also introduces a new design approach that emphasizes balanced proportions and subtle detailing.
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Inside, the ID. Every1 aims to offer a functional and user-friendly cabin with a large central display, physical climate controls, and a squared-off steering wheel.
The interior layout includes multiple storage compartments and a movable center console, enhancing practicality. Cargo space measures approximately 305 liters (10.5 cubic feet), which should be sufficient for everyday needs.
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Volkswagen’s introduction of the ID. Every1 aligns with its broader push toward expanding its EV lineup, particularly in the affordable segment.
However, the model is currently planned for the European market, reflecting the company’s focus on growing its electrification efforts within the region.
Gallery: Volkswagen Unveils ID. Every1
