The VW ID.2 isn’t on sale in Australia yet, so you can put the calculator down for now.
Overseas, Volkswagen’s target is a starting price under €25,000, which converts to roughly AUD 40,000 before local taxes and on-roads.
Local pricing hasn’t been announced; if it comes here, expect the sticker to land somewhere in the mid-to-high $30k to low $40k ballpark, depending on spec and incentives.
Used pricing? Also nonexistent—no cars, no bargains—though Tradingpost will be a handy haunt once deliveries actually start.
Until then, patience; or look at current small EVs if the waiting game is making your eyelid twitch.
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