Volkswagen ID.4: the company’s first electric crossover is preparing to enter the market

In the fall of this year, the automotive manufacturer Volkswagen presented its first electric cross ID.4. The car is in many ways similar to the ID.3 electric hatchback model and is designed on the MEB modular platform. To give the car more expressiveness and uniqueness, we recommend using tuning for Volkswagen , whose accessories you will find in our product range.

Exterior and dimensions of the Volkswagen ID.4

Externally, the Volkswagen ID.4 electric crossover looks spectacular and dynamic. At the front, you can pay attention to stylish headlights with LED connections, an aggressive bumper with air ducts and a decorative radiator grille cap, while the rear side is distinguished by no less attractive lighting equipment and a raised high bumper.

Dimensions (mm):

• Length - 4585;
• Width - 1852;
• Height - 1636;
• Wheelbase - 2766;
• Trunk volume - 542 liters.

Interior

According to the assurances of the developers of the model, the interior of the crossover is very spacious and has a good capacity. The very design of the interior is made in a modern style with a minimal presence of physical buttons. It is also worth noting solid finishing materials, excellent assembly and the presence of advanced technologies at the disposal of the driver.

Specifications Volkswagen ID.4

In the standard version, the electric car has an electric motor located on the rear axle of the wheels:

• Power - 204 hp;
• Torque - 309 Nm;
• Acceleration 0-100 km / h - 8.5 seconds;
• Maximum speed - 160 km / h;
• Power reserve - 402 km (according to the EPA cycle).

A more productive version is also equipped with an electric motor on the front axle. The total power of such a car is 306 "horses".

Equipment

Useful equipment includes:

• Multimedia center with touch screen and voice control;
• Lane control;
• Adaptive cruise control;
• Blind spot tracking function, etc.

How much does a Volkswagen ID.4 cost?

The start of mass production of new items took place in August this year, and today the manufacturer is already ready to accept applications for cars. However, so far only a single-engine modification can be purchased, the initial cost of which is about 43 thousand euros. All-wheel drive versions of the crossover are planned to go on sale next year.