Overview
- Volkswagen’s ID.3 Neo entered pre‑sale in April with marketplaces listing the base 50 kWh Trend at €28,665, down from the €33,995 list price.
- The refreshed ID.3 offers 50, 58 and 79 kWh batteries with 125, 140 and 170 kW outputs, WLTP range up to 629 km, and up to 183 kW DC charging on the largest pack.
- Kia opened orders for an EV3 all‑wheel‑drive model rated at 195 kW from dual motors, bundled with an 81.4 kWh battery and a catalog range up to 597 km, with first deliveries expected in July.
- The EV3 AWD increases utility with up to 1,500 kg towing and an optional 22 kW onboard AC charger for €990 from Earth trim, which cuts AC charge times for the big pack to under four hours.
- Hyundai’s Ioniq 3 targets a sub‑€30,000 entry price, pairs 42 or 61 kWh batteries with roughly 335 km or 490+ km of range, and emphasizes a roomy cabin plus optional 22 kW AC charging.