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Volkswagen ID.6 To Be Equipped With 85 kWh Battery
The battery cells will be supplied by CATL.

Mark Kane 
By: Mark Kane
Mar 29, 2021 at 8:26am ET
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The market introduction of the two Chinese Volkswagen ID.6 versions (ID.6 CROZZ by the FAW-Volkswagen and ID.6 X by the SAIC Volkswagen) is scheduled for Shanghai Auto Show (April 17, 2021).
According to the most recent reports from China (via Moneyball), the battery capacity of the ID.6 CROZZ (and probably also ID.6 X) will be about 84.8 kWh. The lithium-ion NCM cells will be supplied by CATL.
Of course, the NEDC range rating of 588 km (365 miles) is far too optimistic for a 7-seater, but 400 km (250 miles) of the real-world range should be achievable. It will be interesting to see whether Volkswagen will decide to offer bigger battery options to make the ID.6 more usable.
Here we listed all the specs for both models: ID.6 CROZZ and ID.6 X, but please be aware that there might be some differences in the final product:
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FAW-Volkswagen ID.6 CROZZ specs (MIIT via Moneyball):
- 588 km (365 miles) of NEDC range
- battery capacity: 84.8 kWh (NCM chemistry supplied by CATL)
- system output: 150 kW (peak), 70 kW (continuous); 310 Nm of torque
- dimensions: L: 4,891 mm, W: 1,848 mm, H: 1,679 mm
- wheelbase: 2,965 mm
- weight curb/total: 2,293 kg/2,880 kg
- seats: 7
- Modular Electric Drive Toolkit (MEB) platform
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SAIC Volkswagen ID.6 X specs (MIIT via Moneyball):
- 588 km (365 miles) of NEDC range
NEDC energy consumption of 155 Wh/km (249 Wh/mile) - battery capacity: undisclosed (NCM chemistry)
battery pack energy density of 175 Wh/kg - top speed of 160 km/h (100 mph)
- system output: 150 kW (peak), 70 kW (continuous); 310 Nm of torque; 16,000 rpms
- dimensions: L: 4,876 mm, W: 1,848 mm, H: 1,680 mm
- wheelbase: 2,965 mm
- weight curb/total: 2,280 kg/2,840 kg
- seats: 7
- Modular Electric Drive Toolkit (MEB) platform
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