Volkswagen ID. Space Vizzion Set for 2021 Production

Eager to leave its disastrous emissions scandal behind, Volkswagen is moving forward with its electrification efforts at a speedy pace, beginning with the ID. family that includes the ID.R, ID.3, and ID. Buggy.

Previewing the latest addition to its ID electric family, VW released a rendering of the ID.Space Vizzion, the seventh member of the ID. family, ahead of its LA Auto Show unveiling. The car has been confirmed for production late 2021.

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VW describes the ID. Space Vizzion as “a wagon of tomorrow that combine the aerodynamic characteristics of a gran turismo with the spaciousness of an SUV,” which experts expect to be imbued with the same MEB-based powertrain as the sedan version that debuted at this year’s Geneva Motor Show.

If this is the case, the car will have a combined 302 horsepower from two motors—a 101-hp at the front and 201-hp at the rear. It will also have a 665 km range based on the Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicles Test Procedure (WLTP) cycle.

Volkswagen claims a the cockpit will be fully digitized along with the use of sustainable materials such as ‘Appleskin’, an artificial leather sourced partially from leftovers of apple juice production.

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As for what other goodies the ID.Space Vizzion has in store, we’ll just have to wait until it breaks cover during the LA Motor Show, which kicks off on the 23^rd of November.