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Volkswagen and Rivian Collaborate on Affordable Electric Car for European Market

The ID. EVERY1, set to launch in 2027, will feature advanced software from Rivian and aims to make EVs more accessible with a starting price of €20,000.

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Volkswagen ID.EVERY1 Concept
Europe’s largest car maker Volkswagen AG presents its new electric car ID.EVERY1 at a cost about 20,000 euros in its basic configuration in Duesseldorf, Germany, March 5, 2025. REUTERS/Wolfgang Rattay/File Photo

Overview

  • Volkswagen unveiled the ID. EVERY1, a compact electric hatchback concept, designed as an entry-level EV for the European market.
  • The car will be the first Volkswagen model to incorporate software developed through its $5.8 billion joint venture with U.S.-based EV maker Rivian.
  • The ID. EVERY1 is expected to deliver a range of at least 155 miles, a top speed of 80 mph, and a price starting at €20,000 ($21,500).
  • Production is planned for 2027 at Volkswagen’s Wolfsburg facility, as part of a broader strategy to release nine new EV models by that year.
  • The vehicle’s design emphasizes minimalism and accessibility, with features like a modular interior and over-the-air software updates to enhance functionality over time.