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Volkswagen's Replacement for the ID.4 Crossover Is Here

Volkswagen says the model adds a 15-inch infotainment screen and optional retro-style digital gauges as it expands its electric lineup.

  • 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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The VW ID.4 goes, the ID. Tiguan comes. As its successor. In a successful, fresh look, with well thought-out operation and without a cheap look in the interior. The compact electric SUV is technically far less new than to suggest change of name and appearance.

·Vienna, Austria
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Volkswagen's new electric family continues to grow. We already knew that its new member is the ID.Tiguan, in charge of taking over the ID.4 and ID.5, and now we can count all the details of this car we discovered in Vienna.

·Barcelona, Spain
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