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Volkswagen ID.7 and Maxus Electric Models Launch in Israel

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Volkswagen ID.7 and Maxus electric models are set to launch in Israel, expanding options in the growing electric vehicle market.


Volkswagen ID.7 Launches in Israel with Impressive Features

The Volkswagen ID.7 has officially launched in Israel, marking its entry as the cheapest European electric sedan in the market. With a starting price of NIS 320,000, the ID.7 is positioned as a more affordable alternative to luxury sedans from German manufacturers like Mercedes and Audi. The vehicle boasts an impressive driving range of up to 651 km, making it a strong competitor against other electric models such as the Tesla Model 3 Long Range and Hyundai Ioniq 6.

The ID.7 measures nearly 5 meters in length, featuring a sleek design that enhances its aerodynamics with a drag coefficient of 0.23. The vehicle is available in several versions, including the Pro, Pro S, and sporty GTX, each offering a range of advanced features and performance capabilities. The Pro version starts with an 82 kWh battery, while the Pro S and GTX versions are equipped with a 91 kWh battery, providing longer ranges and faster charging options.

UMI Group to Introduce Maxus Electric Models in Israel

In addition to the Volkswagen ID.7, the UMI Group is set to begin marketing the Maxus brand in Israel, focusing on electric models designed for larger families. The Mifa 7 and Mifa 9 are the first two models to be imported, offering seating for 7 and 8 passengers respectively. These electric vehicles are powered by a 245 hp motor and come with battery options ranging from 77 kWh to 90 kWh, achieving a maximum driving range of 480 km.

Both models are equipped with advanced safety features and received a 5-star rating in Euro NCAP crash tests. Notable features include a panoramic roof, adjustable captain's chairs, and a high-quality audio system, catering to the needs of families looking for spacious electric vehicles in the growing Israeli market.

The Growing Electric Vehicle Market in Israel

The introduction of the Volkswagen ID.7 and Maxus models reflects the expanding electric vehicle market in Israel, which is increasingly catering to diverse consumer needs. With the ID.7's competitive pricing and impressive range, alongside the family-friendly Maxus models, consumers now have more options than ever for sustainable transportation. As the demand for electric vehicles continues to rise, these new offerings are set to play a significant role in shaping the future of mobility in the region.

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Refs: | Israel Hayom | WALLA |

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