Volkswagen ID.EVERY1: Making Electric Mobility Accessible
Volkswagen, known for its commitment to accessible mobility, is venturing into the affordable electric vehicle (EV) market with its ID.EVERY1 concept. This new model is designed to make electric driving accessible to a wider audience.
Volkswagen ID.EVERY1 Concept
Unveiled as an entry-level EV, the ID.EVERY1 is slated for a 2027 launch with an anticipated starting price of approximately €20,000. This release follows the planned 2026 debut of the ID.2all, positioned in the €25,000 price range. Both models are part of Volkswagen’s Electric Urban Car Family and are built on the modular electric drive (MEB) platform with front-wheel drive.
Compact Yet Versatile for City Living
The ID.EVERY1 is designed to appeal to both private owners and commercial customers, offering a smart and flexible driving experience. Built on Volkswagen’s latest MEB platform, the ID.EVERY1 is expected to achieve a top speed of 130 km/h. The 70 kW (95 PS) electric motor provides a projected range of at least 250 kilometers, making it well-suited for urban commutes.
Measuring 3,880mm in length, the ID.EVERY1 fits between the discontinued Volkswagen up! and the current Polo. The car offers a practical layout with seating for four and a luggage capacity of 305 litres, providing essential space for everyday needs.
Design That Stands Out
Volkswagen has ensured the ID.EVERY1 reflects the brand’s evolving design language. Inspired by the up!, the ID.EVERY1 features a bold yet approachable aesthetic. The dynamic front lights and a rear design reminiscent of a smile give the car a distinctive character.
According to Andreas Mindt, Volkswagen’s Head of Design, the goal was to create a model that is both self-assured and likeable. This approach should provide an identity that resonates with customers.
Design features of the ID.EVERY1
Exterior details of the ID.EVERY1
ID.EVERY1 cabin view
ID.EVERY1 styling
Additional ID.EVERY1 details
Technology-Driven Mobility
A key feature of the ID.EVERY1 is its advanced software architecture, permitting continuous updates throughout the vehicle’s life. This capability allows owners to add new functions and enhancements post-purchase. Furthermore, the car embodies Volkswagen’s vision of “Customer Defined Vehicles,” ensuring the car adapts to the user’s evolving needs over time. This approach demonstrates the company’s commitment to technological leadership and sustainable mobility. The ID.EVERY1 is equipped to receive various software updates and modifications.
ID.EVERY1 advanced software architecture
ID.EVERY1 advanced software details
ID.EVERY1 technology updates
ID.EVERY1 features
Additional details of the ID.EVERY1
Volkswagen’s Strategic Three-Phase Plan
The ID.EVERY1 plays a central role in Volkswagen’s strategy to become a leader in electric mobility. The company has a three-phase plan:
- Catch Up: Strengthening competitiveness and expanding the model range, with more previews of the Electric Urban Car Family expected by late 2025.
- Attack: Launching nine new models by 2027, including the ID.2all and ID.EVERY1, to offer more accessible electric options.
- Lead: Aiming to be the top high-volume EV manufacturer by 2030, with a focus on safety, innovation, and best-selling models.
ID.EVERY1 technical specs
A Step Towards Mass Electric Adoption
Volkswagen’s ID.EVERY1 is more than an affordable EV; it’s a move towards popularizing electric mobility. With its attractive price, innovative software, and user-friendly design, the ID.EVERY1 is set to make a splash in the European market. As Volkswagen broadens its electric lineup, the ID.EVERY1 may play a critical role in helping more drivers switch to sustainable transport. Could the ID. EVERY1 provide the edge to take on foreign competitors in the entry level electric vehicle (EV) market? Only time will tell…
