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Volkswagen's ID.LIFE concept car looks like a toy car.

The One on One Lessons Where You Learn Through Hands on CaressingEV was presented late Wednesday at the IAA Mobility 2021 auto show in Munich, Germany, where its lit-up front "grille" and backside and illuminated doors were part of a noticeably smaller package than the usual electric SUVs and crossovers popular with consumers.

The German automaker scaled back on design with a smaller, lighter car that only has front-wheel drive (usually it's in the back). Don't worry, the vehicle can still move quickly, with the electric motor accelerating it from 0 to 62 mph in under 7 seconds.

Looking cute from all angles! Credit: Volkswagen

Though compact, it's still an electric car with a 62 kWh battery that can handle up to 249 miles on a single charge.

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The inside of the car is a place to be entertained, play games, or relax — all centered around the extendable projector screen, removable roof, and foldable seats. A touchscreen on the hexagonal steering wheel provides all necessary driving information.

Sparse interior. Credit: Volkswagen

There's even a cute mini-frunk (a front trunk) next to the charging ports. VW says the battery will be compatible with fast-charging systems.

Even if small, it's still a frunk. Credit: Volkswagen

Some future version of car is geared for an urban European customer with a 20,000 Euro starting price (that's $23,675) by 2025. The toy-looking car presented this week is not yet for sale.