Volkswagen Navarra Completes Its Transition to Electric with the Production of the ID Cross
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Volkswagen Navarra held a start-up event of the ID this Friday. Cross, the new electric model that begins to manufacture in the Landaben plant, in addition to the electric Skoda Epiq. Both electrics are produced with two combustion models, the T-Cross and the Taigo. At the start-up event, the president of Volkswagen Navarra, Michael Hobusch, said that "the ability to adapt has become one of the main strengths" of the Landaben plant. "Volkswagen …
Ducati launches the Desmo450 SM with 63,5 hp and arrives in December Volkswagen Navarra has started the production of the ID in Landaben. Cross, the first electric vehicle of the Volkswagen brand manufactured in this plant, according to the company. The launch culminates the electrical transformation of a factory that has produced more than ten million vehicles in six decades and that now combines four models of two brands and two technologies. …
More than a billion euros have been invested in adapting the Landabén factory to electric vehicle production, and VW executives have called it a "historic milestone" in its 60-year history. The future of...
The CEO of the Volkswagen brand has emphasized that the ID. Cross represents "a very powerful step for our brand, for our customers throughout Europe, who expect from us modern, attractive, reliable and affordable cars".
The beginning of the production of the electric vehicle ID.Cross in the Landaben plant has become this Friday an exhibition of muscle of V...
The Volkswagen Group completes the industrial launch of its family of urban electric cars in Spain – with the beginning of the production of ID. Cross in Navarra – and announces that it will manufacture more than a million vehicles a year in its three plants of the Iberian Peninsula: Landaben (Pamplona), Martorell (Barcelona) and Palmela (Portugal).
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