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Facts about Volkswagen ID.4
- The Volkswagen ID.4 was first introduced in the UK in 2020.
- It is considered a compact crossover SUV and a battery-electric vehicle (BEV).
- The name ‘ID.’ has been stated by VW as representing “intelligent design, identity and visionary technologies” and the ‘4’ means it will now be the tag for all new VW compact SUVs.
- The ID.4 was designed to have, according to VW, the performance of a GTI, the aesthetics of the Tiguan, and the purpose of the Beetle, i.e. to be a car “for the millions, not the millionaires.”
- The ID.4 was Volkswagen’s second model to be released as part of the new ID family, after the successful ID.3.
- There has only been one generation and no facelifts of the ID.4 to date.
- The European market is one of the biggest for the ID.3, but its appeal is intended for global markets, too.
- The ID.4 was named World Car of the Year in 2021, beating the Honda e and Toyota Yaris.
- Some of the biggest competitors to the VW ID.4 include the Hyundai IONIQ 5, Ford Mustang Mach-E, and Hyundai Kona Electric.
- European Volkswagen ID.4s are assembled at the Zwickau-Mosel Plant in Zwickau and in Emden, Germany.
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Frequently asked questions about Volkswagen ID.4
Why is the Volkswagen ID4 not selling?
The Volkswagen ID.4 is selling quite well in most major markets such as Europe, but its popularity in the United States and some other markets may be less than in Europe. The ID.4 is one of Volkswagen’s newest EVs and is only available as an EV, which alone may put off some buyers in specific markets such as in the United States.
What are the drawbacks of the VW ID4?
Although generally well-received, the Volkswagen ID.4 has largely been panned for its poor to even terrible infotainment system and frustrating voice controls. In terms of handling, the VW ID.4 is perhaps not the most fun or exciting to drive, but it’s an SUV with great handling so perhaps leave the excitement for a Mazda or Porsche 911 and take it for what it is - a dependable family car.
How many miles can a Volkswagen ID.4 go on a full charge?
The Volkswagen ID.4 has a maximum range of 226 to 344 miles, depending on trim. This more or less falls in line with what Top Gear found with the VW ID.4: a full charge can get you anywhere from around 231 to 254 miles for the Standard and Pure Performance trims. In brief, it’s great for short trips or even somewhat longer drives, but you do need to plan ahead for long journeys.
Is the VW ID4 worth buying?
The ID.4 is a great buy for anyone in need of a dependable all-electric SUV that’s practical for families and commuting. It’s got a pretty good range and great charging speeds (10-80% in 28 minutes), spacious interior, and good handling as far as SUVs go. Where it falls far behind most competitors, however, is its lacklustre infotainment system and the quality of its interior.
Can I charge a VW ID.4 at a Tesla supercharger?
It depends. Most Tesla V4 Superchargers in the UK do not permit non-Teslas, although they are compatible and more charging stations are accommodating non-Tesla vehicles. Moreover, the Volkswagen ID.4 uses a Combined Charging System (CCS) which may or may not be compatible with Tesla Superchargers so it is always worth planning your journeys accordingly.