Volkswagen Debuts the ID. Unyx Electric SUV for the Chinese Market

Volkswagen is expected to roll out the second and third models in its ID electric vehicle line for U.S. buyers soon, but Europeans and other global markets have more of the company’s EVs to choose from. The automaker recently revealed the ID. Unyx, a sporty electric crossover for the Chinese market that offers a solid range estimate, striking styling, and unique tech features.

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  • Joe65688619 Their going to do what the Korean's did for a while and offer industry-leading warranties. They have some appealing models, but after years so seeing nothing but friend's with quality issues with these brands I won't even look.
  • Joe65688619 I'm looking for wheels for my teen - don't necessarily want to get her a new car, but something that has utility to haul stuff around, will last for a while, and has some modern safety features. This looks to be a contender. But no matter how "good" they make their CVT, it's got too much historical baggage with reliability concerns. I really wish they'd abandon it at this point. There does not seem to be much real-world benefit in terms of efficiency, at least how they have implemented it. I had a 2012 Maxima - fine motor that was slower than it needed to be off the line because of the transmission. Great mid-range power, but even with a torquey V-6 it ran too many revs at highway speed. I'm sure there are reasons I don't understand why they tune them like this, but have no idea.
  • SCE to AUX The best part of the Rivian R2 reveal was the surprise R3/R3, and the fact that there were zero spy photos of them to leak the news ahead of time.
  • Kcflyer On the upside, this may finally bankrupt the USPS and put it out of business saving people who actually work for a living lots of money. But most likely this Dem boondoggle will just result in more billions to "rescue" the USPS from this gift to a favored defense contractor and their beltway supporters.
  • ToolGuy Subaru encourages customers to get outside and explore the outdoors. VW helps customers get outside the vehicle, on turns.