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Silent Night with the ID.4

Volkswagen wishes you a Merry Christmas and a Happy 2021 - with a drawing by our chief designer.

Silent Night with the ID.4
Silent Night with the ID.4

For all of us, 2020 was an extraordinary year – for the Volkswagen Group, in addition to the fight against the corona virus, it was primarily dominated by electromobility. With the ID.4, the Volkswagen brand is for the first time offering a fully electric global car or “Weltauto” that will be manufactured and sold in all three main markets – China, Europe and the USA. Klaus Zyciora, Chief Designer of the Volkswagen Group, has drawn the ID.4 for us in a festive atmosphere.

We wish all our colleagues, customers and media representatives a Merry Christmas, relaxing holidays and a happy, healthy New Year 2021.

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