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Volkswagen Group New Small Family platform
The Volkswagen Group New Small Family platform (NSF) (also known as ''Typ AA'' or PQ12 platform) will be a range of ultra-compact city cars built by Volkswagen Group launched in late 2011, based on the Volkswagen up! concept cars shown at 2007's Frankfurt and Tokyo motor shows. Although the up! concept car had a rear-engine design, the NSF's platform is front-engined, according to reports,〔(''U-turn! VW's Up will be front-engined'', Phil McNamara, ''Car'' magazine, Peterborough, UK, 19 July, 2008 ).Accessed: 4 July 2009.〕 in order to reduce investment costs. The range will consist of a short wheelbase three-door hatchback and a five-door version. A hybrid version could also join the range.
The cars are built in Slovakia at the Group's Devínska Nová Ves plant near Bratislava, Volkswagen Group planned to invest 308 million Euros (about $398.56 million) in readying the plant for the project.〔( ''Volkswagen to produce New Small Family in Slovakia'', VW, Bratislava, 22 April, 2009 ).Accessed: 4 July 2009.〕 NSF models will be badged as Volkswagens, SEATs and Škodas,〔 It has also been reported that Audi is planning a version of the NSF, tentatively named E1, with a distinctively-styled body and interior.〔(''Audi Invited to Join VW's New Small Family'', Georg Kacher, ''Automobile'' magazine, New York, NY, 25 February, 2009 ).Accessed: 4 July 2009.〕
Volkswagen Group expects to build 4.5 million NSF cars in the model's anticipated nine-year life. Future plants in Kaluga, Russia, and Pune, India, could add a further 262,000 of the cars to the forecast total on their local markets.
==NSF-based models==
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