New plug-in hybrid Volkswagen Multivan to start series production in Hannover
The 160 kW/218 PS plug-in-hybrid (PHEV) drive system brings zero onroad emissions and long range into full alignment with low total consumption.
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The new Volkswagen Multivan T7 has a plug-in hybrid drive system
The T7, new generation of the iconic Volkswagen Multivan makes a significant step forward towards electrical mobility with the plug-in hybrid system, in view of possible fully electric and autonomous breakouts (for the former, it seems we’ll have to wait at least another year).
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New plug-in hybrid Volkswagen Multivan to start series production in Hannover
The 160 kW/218 PS plug-in-hybrid (PHEV) drive system brings zero onroad emissions and long range into full alignment with low total consumption.
The new Volkswagen Multivan T7 has a plug-in hybrid drive system
The T7, new generation of the iconic Volkswagen Multivan makes a significant step forward towards electrical mobility with the plug-in hybrid system, in view of possible fully electric and autonomous breakouts (for the former, it seems we’ll have to wait at least another year).
