2023 Volkswagen ID.3

It's still a while away, but Volkswagen hopes to take on one of Australia's best selling EVs with its city-sized ID.3 electric hatch.

Production of the VW ID.3 and Cupra Born is being suspended for two weeks. It's unclear what local impact this will have.

Slow electric car sales within the Volkswagen Group could spell the end of vehicle production at Volkswagen's most iconic factory.

Volkswagen has a big year planned for 2024, with the long-awaited introduction of a slew of electric vehicles.

Volkswagen has released some cryptic teasers for a "very special model" due to be revealed next week – what could it be?

The Volkswagen ID.4 and ID.5 will be offered with more powerful GTX models at launch in Australia.

The Volkswagen ID.3, ID.4, and ID.5 will hit Australia during 2024, with pricing to start below $60,000.

The Volkswagen ID.3 electric hatch is finally set to come to Australia as early as 2024 in updated guise, with a nicer interior and refreshed tech.

The mid-life update for Volkswagen's ID.3 electric hatch, due here in 2024 or 2025, has been teased ahead of its March 1 reveal.

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The facelifted Volkswagen ID.3 has been teased ahead of its full debut next year with a tweaked exterior and upgraded interior.

Why not both? The Volkswagen brand CEO says there's room for both an electric Golf and ID.3 in the line-up, and the former could be called ID. Golf.

VW's upcoming EV products will offer streamlined model ranges compared to existing nameplates, says the boss of its local passenger division.

The ID.3 hatchback is locked in for Australia, but we won't see it until the mid-life refresh which could still be two years away.

Volkswagen has updated its ID. software with more driver assist features, an EV route planner, and faster charging speeds for some models.

Volkswagen is planning to introduce a hot version of its small ID.3 electric hatch, potentially offering 220kW of power.

Skoda is leading development of a range of all-electric light hatchbacks and crossovers that'll wear Seat, Skoda and Volkswagen badges.

"It's simply unclear at the moment what the global launch program will be for that car because the first imperatives are the European, American and Chinese markets," says Volkswagen Australia.

Volkswagen seems to have worked out pre-production issues with the ID.3 and it’s almost ready for launch, but the company’s gone back to the drawing board for its sub-ID.3 entry.