Volkswagen has begun production of the ID.3 electric vehicle (EV) at its Zwickau plant in Germany following a €1.2 billion ($1.3 billion) investment…
Volkswagen has begun production of the ID.3 electric vehicle (EV) at its Zwickau plant in Germany following a €1.2 billion ($1.3 billion) investment. That figure is part of a bigger investment by VW of €9 billion in electronic mobility to 2023. The ID.3 is currently be made alongside the Golf Variant estate but by the middle of next year Zwickau will be the first exclusively EV production plant in the VW network.
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