HAMBURG, Germany -- Volkswagen Group will build its new range of small electric cars for the VW, Skoda and Cupra brands at two plants in Spain, VW brand CEO Thomas Schaefer said.
The ID2 small hatchback, which VW previewed last week with the debut of the ID2all concept car, will be built at sister brand Seat's Martorell plant alongside the Cupra Urban Rebel, Schaefer said on the sidelines of the concept's unveiling here.
Meanwhile, two small electric SUVs -- one for Skoda and one for VW -- will be made at VW's factory in Pamplona, where it currently builds the Polo.
VW's version will be called ID2X, Automotive News Europe sister publication Automobilwoche has reported.
All four small EV will be underpinned by VW Group's MEB Entry platform.
Schaefer said economies of scale and building the cars in Spain, where wages are relatively low, will help to keep costs down.