VW e-Golf: 118-mile range, charges 80 percent in 30 mins

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Volkswagen e-Golf unveiled: 118-mile range, charges 80 percent in 30 minutes

http://www.engadget.com/2013/09/11/volkswagen-e-golf/

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We've kept an eye on Volkswagen's Golf Blue-e-motion EV for the past few years and are ecstatic to report that it's getting a release window. The e-Golf is showing up stateside later than expected, but the German automaker promises we'll see it by late 2014 or early 2015. Once the hatchback lands it'll be packed to the gills with all manner of settings and improvements since we last saw it, too. We're talking full LED-headlamps, zero to 60MPH in about ten seconds and (with optional accessories) a battery that goes from dead to 80 percent charged in a half an hour. What's more, the previous range has been boosted from 100 miles to 118 miles.

While none of this sounds all too impressive when compared to gas or hybrid engines, it's an important milestone for the people's car company. How so? Well it, along with the Europe exclusive e-Up! that's finally moving into production, represents the first part of Wolfsburg's mission to take EVs to the mainstream. There's a set of press releases after the break, but you might want to grab a fresh cup of tea before settling in -- they're quite lengthy.

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É um VE interessante, mas é preciso ver mais coisas a olhos de ver... espaço interior para os passageiros do banco traseiro, espaço do porta bagagens, etc, etc... mas que é um modelo bonito é.
E tambem temos a questão do preço, mais caro que um Leaf, por exemplo, e secalhar sem o equipamento que equipa a versão mais alta do Leaf.