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CTOnews.com, June 24, the chief financial officer of Volkswagen stressed in a recent interview with Autocar that it plans to launch an ID.2 electric car with a price of 25000 euros (currently about 196000 yuan) for European consumers in 2025, with a certain profit return.

Arno Antlitz, VW's chief financial officer, said in an interview that the company was confident that the company would launch an electric car worth 25000 euros in 2025.

Antlitz said the ID.2 electric car was the first car to use its own battery supplied by Volkswagen's factory in Valencia, Spain. In addition, ID.2 takes the route of "small profits and quick turnover" and achieves acceptable profit margins through economies of scale.

CTOnews.com previously reported that the Volkswagen ID.2 all, which costs less than 25000 euros (CTOnews.com Note: about 184000 yuan currently), will be built on the Volkswagen MEB Entry precursor platform in the 3 moon phase, the new car positioning the all-electric A-class hatchback.

Volkswagen said the entry-level 450km (WLTP) car, which will be launched in Europe in 2025, will be the first model with front wheel drive on Volkswagen's MEB modular electric platform, with design elements dating back to the first Golf.

The new car is equipped with lithium iron phosphate batteries, available in 38kWh and 56kWh versions, and supports 125kW fast charging, which can be recharged from 10% to 80% in about 20 minutes, which will make it one of the fastest charging models of its kind. The new car is also equipped with a front single motor (223bhp power) with a zero acceleration of less than 7s and a maximum speed of 160km per hour.

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