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Seems to be a standard opinion in the US for some reason. Hatchbacks are more practical for urban or close suburban settings but for some reason don't fit the A
by Brakenshire 8y ago
Seems to be a standard opinion in the US for some reason. Hatchbacks are more practical for urban or close suburban settings but for some reason don't fit the American image. VW is releasing its ID small hatchback anyway, which is going into production at the end of 2019, start of 2020. That's in fact more than a year ahead of even the Model Y production schedule. The ID looks like it will have a good range and pricepoint, more than 200 miles for $25k-30k. If Tesla wanted that market it looks like it's already passing them by.