Volkswagen 'Project Trinity' electric flagship sedan due in 2026
March 07, 2021 | 08:58 AM - By: Caradvice
Volkswagen 'Project Trinity' electric flagship sedan due in 2026
Volkswagen has confirmed it is working on a breakthrough new electric sedan due to launch in 2026, known as the Project Trinity. While specific details remain thin on the ground – particularly given the vehicle isn't slated to launch for five years – Volkswagen promises the Trinity (a codename, with the final production moniker yet to be decided) will set "new standards in terms of range... and digitisation", and will charge "as fast as refuelling".
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