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Volkswagen’s Bold Move: Nine New Models and an Affordable EV by 2027

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Volkswagen\'s upcoming entry-level electric vehicle teaser image / Volkswagen
Volkswagen’s upcoming entry-level electric vehicle teaser image / Volkswagen

Volkswagen recently held a future strategy meeting in Wolfsburg, Germany, and announced on Thursday that it plans to launch nine new models, including an entry-level electric vehicle, by 2027. The new entry-level concept car will be unveiled in early March, and the mass-production model will be released in 2027. The latest model, priced at approximately €20,000 (roughly $21,000), will be manufactured in Europe.

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