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VW ID.3 test drivers report up to 300 software errors daily

The VW ID.3 is the first electric car of Volkswagen, which was constructed using the Modular Electric Drive Modular System (MEB). With this kit, the group plans to build a whole range of electric vehicles in the future. Also because of stricter emission guidelines VW high hopes for his first automobile, which is only delivered with an electric drive. In summer, it should go on the market as planned. The appointment is now shaking, reports the Manager Magazin.

Vulnerable basic architecture

The hardware of the ID.3 has long been produced, but the software makes a lot of trouble. Hundreds of test drivers are said to wind kilometers with the day and night automobile from. New software errors are discovered every day. It is said to be up to 300 a day. The reason for the cluster is the supposedly hastily programmed basic architecture of the software,

Pressure is growing

There is already speculation as to whether the market launch of the ID.3 could be delayed as a result. Estimates assume three to twelve months after the planned introduction in summer. VW CEO Herbert Diess describes these forecasts as “complete nonsense”, but the pressure is also growing internally. The VW partners of the families Porsche and Piech are said to be already very restless.

Reduced goals

Original goal from VW was to sell 100,000 of the ID.3 later this year. This number has already been reduced to 80,000. In order to meet the EU emission targets, more models of the e-Golf and the e-up! sold. Delays in the ID.3 would of course also affect other MEB projects, such as the SUV ID.4. Employees who are already familiar with it software According to the report, the ID.3 are currently still being dealt with.

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