VW has released a video of the puzzling gathering between CEO Hebert Diess and Tesla CEO Elon Musk during which Musk test drove the forthcoming ID.3 and ID.4 electric vehicles.
Elon Musk, who is one of the world’s tycoons was in Germany to visit a couple of projects identified with Tesla. During his visit, he wound up being at the Braunschweig Airport, an office generally utilized by Volkswagen, to meet with VW CEO Hebert Diess.
As per report Hebert gave Tesla’s CEO a preview of the ID.3 and the ID.4 electric vehicles at the air terminal. A video released by Hebert Diess saw Musk test driving the VW ID.3.
The short video saw Tesla’s CEO pose fundamental inquiries about the ID.3 while driving around the air terminal.
Musk complimented VW in the wake of driving the vehicle, and imagines that, for a non-sporty vehicle it’s entirely good.
The automaker gives off an impression of being utilizing this as a feature of its marketing strategy and even proceeded to tweet out Diess’ LInkedIn post.
Volkswagen is going to begin deliveries of the ID.3 electric vehicle in Europe. The German automaker is also expected to convey the new vehicle by the many thousands subsequent to gathering units for nearly 12 months of production ahead of the first deliveries.
The ID.4 electric SUV is relied upon to follow soon after, and it will be VW’s first new EV dependent on the MEB platform to make it to the US.
In the interim, according to VW’s CEO, the meeting between himself and Elon Musk was only a benevolent informal one organized after Musk declared that he would be in Germany.
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