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Volkswagen is introducing two new electric cars: an ID.4 and ID.5. Both vehicles are electric SUVs based on the same MEB platform. While the hatchbacks have a smaller footprint, the electric SUVs are longer and wider. Volkswagen is aiming to have both electric cars in showrooms by the end of this year.
Volkswagen ID.4
Volkswagen is positioning its ID.4 small electric SUV as one of the most affordable dual motor crossovers available, with a starting price of $46,295 and an effective MSRP under $30000. The car is also eligible for a $7,500 federal EV tax credit, making it one of the most affordable electric vehicles on the market. It is also available in two trim levels: the entry-level Standard and the Pro S Plus. Both trims are loaded with luxury features, like heated rear seats, premium stereos, and an automatic climate control system.
Volkswagen ID.5
The ID.5 small electric SUV has a sleek design and an innovative interior. The car’s dashboard comes with an ultramodern digital cockpit and an optional head-up display. The car also has a 5.3-inch digital gauge display and voice-recognition capability. It’s also available in a variety of interior color schemes.
Volkswagen ID.6
VW is gearing up to release two small electric SUVs in the next few years. The ID.4 and ID.6 are both intended for the Chinese market, but one of them could make its way to the US. SUVs are very popular in the US market, so VW is hoping to tap into that interest with one of the new models. Both models will have rear-drive electric motors and seat up to seven people.
Volkswagen ID.7
VW is launching two new electric cars with a low price tag. The VW ID.7 will be a small electric SUV with seven seats and will be priced around PS17,000, which is competitive for its class. It will be built in the USA and China.
Volkswagen ID.8
In terms of performance and cost, the Volkswagen ID.4 small electric SUV is a solid choice with a good balance between form and function. While it may not have the athletic qualities of a Tesla Model Y, it is more fuel efficient and has a better ride. Its interior is also spacious and offers standard features, including a rearview camera.
Volkswagen ID.9
Volkswagen offers two small electric SUVs – the Volkswagen ID.4 and the ID.9. Both offer electric drive and come standard with a battery pack of 82 kWh. The ID.4 is standard with rear-wheel drive and a single electric motor, but you can also opt for a dual-motor setup for $3,680. The base Pro trim comes with a 10-inch touchscreen, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a Bluetooth audio system and a Wi-Fi hotspot. The cabin also comes standard with high-tech fabric.
Volkswagen ID.10
Volkswagen has announced two new electric vehicles: the ID.5 and the ID.10. The ID.5 is a compact coupe with a more aerodynamic silhouette, and the ID.10 is an entry-level electric SUV. While neither car is available for sale yet, both have great potential. VW is also considering releasing more niche models like the ID.10, which will have a lower price tag and a longer range.
Volkswagen ID.11
The ID.11 small electric SUV will be a crossover, and it’s also expected to be low volume. A second small electric SUV will follow in 2024. It is a co-developed car with General Motors. It has a cabin with a digital instrument cluster and a freestanding touchscreen infotainment system that looks like a tablet computer. The company plans to manufacture it in the U.S., where it has a factory.
Volkswagen ID.12
The VW ID.12 small electric SUV is more advanced than its smaller sibling, the ID.4, which offers more horsepower and torque. It also comes with upscale interior materials, despite being priced below its smaller counterpart.
Volkswagen ID.13
Volkswagen has announced plans to sell the ID.13 small electric SUV for less than EUR20,000. The car is based on the MEB platform and will use a 57 kWh battery pack. On the European WLTP cycle, it will be capable of driving 400 kilometers. Its 172kW motor will produce 230 horsepower and can accelerate from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in under seven seconds. In addition, it will have a wireless charging pocket in the driver’s side door. Its interior is small, and it has a small rear bench seat. It also has a small trunk and a front foot well.