Volkswagen will be presenting a further developed
version of the I.D. Crozz Concept at the 2017 Frankfurt Motor Show, next week. No much is known about it yet, except for the fact
that it has an all-electric architecture, it's "characterized by a clean,
powerful design", and its lithium-ion battery, integrated into the floor,
provides it with "an open-space" interior "with four variable
individual seats".
Technical data has yet to be released, but the I.D.
Crozz Concept shown earlier this year used two electric motors that fed 302 hp
to both axles, and were powered by an 83kWh battery. It had a zero-emission
range of up to 500 km, and it was also capable of a respectable
0-100 km/h time of less than 6 seconds.
Volkswagen will eventually put the Crozz into
production, as part of their new I.D. electric vehicle family, thus joining the
Buzz, scheduled to arrive at dealers in 2022, and the hatch concept, meant for
2020.
