Volkswagen Electric Car and Plug-in Hybrid Range

VW electric cars are designed to minimise their impact on the environment, from zero tailpipe emissions to responsible recycling.

• VW is developing a pure electric fleet to create a sustainable future and help minimise its contribution to climate change.
• Batteries are designed to have a long life. When they are no longer needed, VW has a sophisticated process to reuse, remanufacture and recycle them.
• The ID 3 is carbon neutral, VW is assuming responsibility for its share of global carbon emissions.

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Electric cars are now a serious alternative to conventional engines for all your driving needs, no matter the distance. And it’s never been easier to charge at home, at work or on the road. There are now more electric charging stations in the UK than petrol stations. It’s never been easier to charge at home, at work, at the shops or on the road. The ID 3 has a range of up to 366 miles depending on battery specification, so now range is no compromise.

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Making the switch to electric could save you a lot of money, with cheaper refuelling, plus grants and tax breaks. Can you really afford not to?

• Electric cars that cost £50,000 or less are eligible for a government grant providing a £3,000 discount.
• Electric cars are exempt from London’s congestion charge and can be driven in ULEZ. This could save you up to £27.50 a day.
• Electric vehicles are road tax exempt.
• Electricity is cheaper than petrol or diesel, meaning you could reduce your running costs by a third.
• Depreciation is comparable to a conventional car, due to the life and range of the batteries VW use.

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