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VW ID3 design 'sins' fixed as EV gets a face-lift

VW ID3 face-lift 2023
The front of the face-lifted ID3 has two distinctive contours, dropping the wide black band between the hood and the windshield of the current car. The honeycomb structure on the front bumper is also eliminated. (VW)
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December 02, 2022 09:00 AM

WOLFSBURG -- Volkswagen's ID3 full-electric car will take a big leap in quality when the face-lifted version of EV is unveiled in the spring.

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