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Volkswagen reveals new details on its small electric SUV ID. Cross
Volkswagen clarifies the specifications of the ID. Cross, a small electric SUV scheduled for launch in autumn 2026 and which has only been shown so far as a concept.
In brief
Launches and reviews event (severity: low) involving Volkswagen, in Allemagne, first detected on 2 November 2026 at 13:00. Reported by 1 source (1 article), last updated on 2 November 2026 at 13:00. Part of the story “Volkswagen ID. Cross: features revealed and considered for Brazil”.
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- Launches and reviews
- Severity
- Low
- Countries
- DE Germany
- Brands
- Volkswagen (ID. Cross)
- Detected
- 2 Nov, 13h00
- Updated
- 2 Nov, 13h00
- Reference
- no.2523
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Volkswagen ID. Cross electric SUV considered for Brazil
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| Motor1.com1 | neutral | sober | Dépêche 100 % |
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- 13h00Motor1.comWirevia Recherche fraîche · Volkswagen2 NovVolkswagen Reveals More Details About Its New Small SUV
## The Volkswagen ID. Cross is an important model for the brand. Photo by: Volkswagen By: Massimo Grassi Translated by: Anthony Alaniz Mar 22, at 12:00pm ET The official debut of the Volkswagen ID. Cross, the German automaker’s new small SUV, is getting closer, with its launch set for fall 2026. So far, we've only seen it as a concept; this week, it appeared in near-production form, but—following a now well-established Volkswagen Group practice—still wearing camouflage. This model is an important piece of Wolfsburg’s EV strategy and slots into the subcompact (B-segment) SUV category, one of th
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#ID. Cross · #SUV électrique · #lancement
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