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Concept Car VW Concept Car Sets World Record: Less Than 7 kWh per 100 Kilometers

By Sven Prawitz | Translated by AI 3 min Reading Time

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With its “Mission Efficiency” concept car, Volkswagen has set three world records: for aerodynamics, ideal fuel economy, and real-world fuel economy—based on production technology from the ID. Polo and ID. Cross.

The “Mission Efficiency” study uses the production powertrain from the current MEB platform. Thanks to its specialized aerodynamics, the vehicle achieves fuel consumption of less than seven kWh per 100 km.(Image: Volkswagen AG)
The “Mission Efficiency” study uses the production powertrain from the current MEB platform. Thanks to its specialized aerodynamics, the vehicle achieves fuel consumption of less than seven kWh per 100 km.
(Image: Volkswagen AG)

With its “Mission Efficiency” concept car, Volkswagen says it has unveiled the world’s most efficient production-ready electric vehicle. According to the company, the vehicle set three world records in the category “Production-ready, everyday-use four-seater electric vehicle” recognized by the Record Institute for Germany (RID): for aerodynamic drag, ideal fuel consumption, and real-world fuel consumption.

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