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| Volkswagen's I.D. Crozz concept.VolkswagenVolkswagen is getting ready to unveil a suite of electric vehicles in 2020 - and its latest concept reveal at the Shanghai Auto Show hints that we should get ready for a small SUV.<br><br>On Tuesday, Volkswagen debuted its I.D. Crozz: an all-electric crossover SUV that "underlines just how diverse the range of future Volkswagen electric models is going to be," the automaker wrote in a press release.<br><br>Volkswagen is far from the only automaker pursuing electric SUVs. Tesla is working on a battery-powered crossover called the Model Y. It will [http://ledtruongan.com/san-pham/led-full-color-9803/ led full color 9803] be smaller than the Model X and is expected to be more affordable than its high-end SUV.<br><br>Jaguar and Mercedes are also planning to release electric SUVs in 2018. And the Chevy Bolt is already on the market and gets a range of 248 miles.<br><br>The German automaker is investing heavily in battery-powered vehicles in response to its emissions cheating scandal. Volkswagen will introduce 30 [http://www.Answers.com/topic/electric electric] or [http://Www.Google.Co.uk/search?hl=en&gl=us&tbm=nws&q=hybrid%20vehicles&gs_l=news hybrid vehicles] by 2035 and invest $2 billion in electric charging stations.<br><br>Scroll down for a closer look at Volkswagen's latest concept:<br><br>View As: One Page Slides
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