In Pictures: Volkswagen ID. AURA L5: VW's mainstream EV push, with software as the real story

The ID. AURA L5 targets affordable family buyers with a fastback-style electric sedan shape.

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Co-developed by Chinese and German teams, the ID. AURA L5 emphasizes practical packaging for mainstream buyers.

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Volkswagen's retreat from its upmarket push leaves rivals to define the premium EV segment.

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The sedan enters a crowded affordable EV market where software, not sheet metal, may decide the winner.

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Advanced driver tech is central to the ID. AURA L5's pitch to mainstream families.

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Volkswagen aims to recapture cost-conscious buyers with a mass-market electric family sedan.

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Software features are expected to be the decisive factor in the ID. AURA L5's success.

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The ID. AURA L5 arrives as Volkswagen refocuses on affordable volume models.

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Practical packaging and advanced driver tech define VW's mainstream EV strategy.

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