VW e-Up!18.7 kWh

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e-Up!18.7 kWh

Years of Production	2016 - 2019
Country of Manufacture	Slovakia (VW)
Accel. 0-60 mph	12 s	571 out of 664
Range	83 miles	641 out of 664
Battery	18.7 kWh	631 out of 664

New from	$ 22,252
Used from	$ N/A

Accel. 0-60 mph	12 s
Battery pack capacity	18.7 kWh
Range	83 miles
Body	Hatchback
Charge Port	CCS\|Type1 CCS\|Type2

Accel. 0-60 mph

12 s

Battery pack capacity

18.7 kWh

Range

83 miles

Body

Hatchback

Charge Port

CCS|Type1 CCS|Type2

Specs of VW e-Up! 18.7 kWh

Battery and Charging

Range EPA: N/A

Range NEDC: 99 miles (160 km)

Range WLTP: 83 miles (133 km)

Battery pack capacity: 18.7 kWh

Max charging power (AC): 3.7 kW

Max charging power (DC): 37 kW

Avg. charging speed (DC): ~115 mph

Powertrain

Accel. 0-60 mph: 12 s

Top speed: 81 mph (130 km/h)

Engine power: 80 hp (60 kW)

Engine torque: 155 lb-ft (210 Nm)

Efficiency: 23 kWh/100 miles

Drive type: FWD

Motor type: Permanent-magnet

Body and Chassis

Number of seats: 4

Dimensions (LxWxH): 139.4 x 64.8 x 58.6 in

Wheelbase: 95.2 in

Curb weight: 2676 lb

Cargo volume: 8.8 ft³

Towing capacity: N/A

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The Volkswagen e-UP is an all-electric hatchback produced by the German automotive manufacturer Volkswagen. The car was subsequently unveiled at the September 2013 International Motor Show Germany.
VW’s e-up! is a great example of a conventional car made better by the addition of an electric powertrain. The little VW is an excellent citycar when fitted with a petrol engine, but it is even better in e-up! specification.

PERFORMANCE

The electric engine has an output of 60kW (80hp) and delivers 155 lb-ft (210Nm) of torque.

BATTERY

The battery is positioned under the seats: this protects it from impact, and also maximizes boot space. Thanks to its recuperation technology, the e-up! takes this energy and uses it to power the battery. The driver can choose from four different, easy-to-activate recuperation modes.

RANGE

A public high-speed DC charging station takes just 30 mins, while an at-home wall box gets the job done in 6 hours. The Combined Charging System (CCS) provides two types of plug, so you can charge the car in the comfort of your own home using either a domestic mains socket or a super-speedy wall box.

INTERIOR

You might not expect much luxury in the new e-up!. But you’d be wrong. From the leather trimmed three-spoke steering wheel to the gear knob gaiter, handbrake grip and ‘Sharkskin’ dashpad, high-quality craftsmanship surrounds you. If that doesn’t impress you, the heated front seats with three individual temperature settings will do.

EXTERIOR

You’ll be proud to own the new e-up!. VW added understated, sophisticated styling features that make it uniquely recognisable. A blue and chrome strip below the bonnet lip, signature ‘C’ lights around the door handles and stylish 15-inch ‘Tezzle’ alloy wheels add the perfect finishing touch.

Awards & Achievements

Next Green Car Awards: 2016 City Car

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