Volkswagen's Replacement for the ID.4 Crossover Is Here
Volkswagen says the electric compact SUV adds new screens, physical controls and up to 372 miles of WLTP range.
- Volkswagen revealed the new ID. Tiguan electric SUV, replacing the ID.4, with European pre-sales beginning next week at €42,695 in Germany.
- Serving as a successor to the ID.4, the ID. Tiguan launches in Europe in early 2027. Volkswagen confirmed the model will reach North American markets, though timing remains unannounced.
- The cabin features a 15-inch center touchscreen paired with a 10-inch digital gauge cluster. Volkswagen added physical buttons for climate controls and a volume knob, responding to customer feedback.
- Three powertrain options are available, with the top version delivering 295 hp and all-wheel drive. The ID. Tiguan offers a maximum range of around 372 miles and can tow up to 4409 pounds.
- Advanced features include one-pedal driving, a Digital Key for phone-based access, and a Connected Travel Assist system. The vehicle also offers vehicle-to-load functionality, allowing its battery to power external devices.
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Volkswagen has introduced the ID. Tiguan, the new electric SUV that will replace the ID.4 model and, in the European market, the ID.5. The new model brings a more traditional SUV design, a redesigned cabin and autonomy of up to 600 kilometers according to the WLTP standard.ID. Tiguan is expected to be launched in Germany and other European countries in early 2027. In the meantime, versions of the Tiguan with gasoline, diesel and hybrid engines w…
Volkswagen has unveiled the ID Tigun, an electric SUV with a claimed range of 600 kilometers. It comes with a choice of two battery packs. It features a triple-screen setup, ADAS, massage, ventilation, and powered seats. Let's explore the highlights of this Volkswagen electric SUV.
The new one will receive 58 kWh or 77 kWh batteries with a range of up to 600 km over the WLTP cycle and a capacity of up to 295 hp. The sales in Europe will start in early 2027.
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