Volkswagen has cancelled plans to build the ID.3 EV at its Wolfsburg plant in Germany this summer and will continue to focus production at Zwickau, supported by smaller volumes out of Dresden
VW said the Wolfsburg plant gained important experience in the production of its modular electric drive matrix (MEB) vehicles last year, with the partial production of the ID.3. However, it has cancelled full-scale production there, which was planned to start in summer 2024
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