Volkswagen Mission Efficiency concept revealed as world’s most efficient EV
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6.48kWh/100km! Volkswagen Mission Efficiency electric car shows how frugal an EV can be in the real world
Volkswagen has built an ultra-efficient electric prototype capable of travelling more than 1200km while consuming less than half the energy of many current EVs – and much of the technology underneath it is headed for affordable production cars.
Volkswagen unveils a futuristic-looking EV with an surprisingly long range.
Mission Efficiency: Volkswagen Unveils World’s Most Efficient Near-production Electric Car – AUTOJOSH
Volkswagen has unveiled the Mission Efficiency, a 4-seater coupé prototype that it calls the “world’s most efficient near-production electric car”. Produced using affordable mass-market technology, the Mission Efficiency uses parts from the ID. Polo and ID. Cross. The sleek 2+2 electric coupé takes its inspiration from Volkswagen’s legendary XL1 (VW 1-litre), a diesel-powered car specially [...]
The new concept is the ultimate illustration of the work carried out since the 1960s. Mission Efficiency, author of three new records, is the first... Read more From the XL1 to the Mission Efficiency: 60 years of Volkswagen's obsession to consume less appeared first on Automobile Clean.
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