Volkswagen Group released A-class pure electric car preview images, which will replace the market positioning of Volkswagen e-up!, Seat Mii Electric and Skoda Citigo-e IV products in the future, with entry-level urban users as the main customer group. Although the original factory provided a draft of the vehicle design, this wave of operations is not a preview of the new car is expected to be launched in the near future, in fact, it may take more than 3 years to come out.
Affected by the popularity of SUVs, the sales volume of European A-class cars from the start-up metropolis continues to shrink, coupled with the fact that the original market profit is not high, leading some car manufacturers to decide not to launch sequels, such as Peugeot 108, Citroën C1, Volkswagen Group's Volkswagen up!, Seat Mii and Skoda Citigo are also facing similar fates. But the A-class pure electric car is a different story, e-up! even sold to the point of having to suspend orders, until recently reopened for orders.
There is not much information about this 3SBID pure electric car at present, but it is worth noting that the ID that was originally speculated to be published at the IAA Auto Show in 2021. Life should be the prototype of a new generation of metropolitan cars, but from the design draft, the Volkswagen Group's next generation of pure electric three brothers and ID. Life is distinctly different, echoing rumors that the original pure tram line would be redesigned earlier.
In addition, since Cupra became a sub-brand independent of Seat, focusing on the entry market, the successor products of Seat Mii Electric will be the responsibility of the brand. And back in 2021, the Cupra appeared at the IAA Auto Show under the name UrbanRebel Concept. The actual production version will certainly not be so exaggerated aggressive, and it is unlikely to have more than 400 horsepower, which was revealed at the time that it will be launched in 2025. Compared with the two pairs, the chances of UrbanRebel being a member of the three brothers of the Volkswagen Group's new generation of A-class pure electric cars are quite high.