Volkswagen has unveiled the ID. Cross, a compact electric SUV offering up to 427 km of range, rapid charging in 24 minutes, and advanced technology, starting at €28,000.
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Volkswagen is set to launch the ID. Cross, an electric compact SUV that will replace the T-Cross. With a dedicated platform, multiple power options, and a range exceeding 430 kilometers, it's aimed at becoming a key player in the brand's lineup.
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The SEC V12 Widebody Sledgehammer is an exclusive restomod produced in only twelve units, inspired by the wildest AMG models of the 1980s.
The DS N°7 ÉLYSÉE, unveiled on July 14, 2026, is the first 100% electric official vehicle for the French Presidency, featuring advanced security and luxury amenities.
The Škoda Peaq, a new seven-seat electric SUV, has officially launched in Italy with two trims available, starting at €49,950. Orders can be placed now at Škoda dealerships.
Italy's Minister of Enterprises, Adolfo Urso, warns that without urgent reforms by 2026, the European automotive industry risks deindustrialization, citing the Green Deal as a major factor in the current crisis.
