Volkswagen ID.4 leaked ahead of launch later this year

While Volkswagen tries to fix software issues that has delayed the launch of its ID.3 electric vehicle (EV) in the United Kingdom, new images have leaked of its first electric SUV, the ID.4.

The ID.4 will first hit the US later this year (pending any revised dates from VW due to any coronavirus impacts), and is also scheduled to come to Canada in 2021. It was spotted testing earlier this year in Europe, but these are the first images of the car completely undisguised.

The leaked images, first posted to the VWIDTalk forums, show what appear to the production version of the vehicle, along with the different wheel options available to potential purchasers.

When it was first announced, VW said it will be capable of a range of approximately 500km (310 miles). It is expected that range estimate is for the “long range” version, with other configurations have shorter ranges between charges.

Exact pricing for the ID.4 has yet to be revealed by Volkswagen, but it is expected to start at around $35,000 USD ($47,500 CAD).

The ID.4 will first only come in a RWD configuration, with the AWD version available at a future date.

What do you think of the ID.4? Let us know in the comments below. Here are a couple of concept images when the ID.4 was first announced.

Are you buying a Tesla? If you enjoy our content and we helped in your decision, use our referral link to get a three month trial of Full Self-Driving (FSD).
Previous Article

About to pick your new Model Y or Model 3? Here’s a guide to get you familiar with your new EV

Next Article

Lotus shifts gears and will only develop EVs from now on

You might be interested in …

Tesla driver profiles

Tesla wants to use cameras and sensors to assign driver profiles, adjust screen display, and even adjust HVAC based on body position and temperature

Tesla is well known for pushing the boundaries of innovation in their vehicles. In a new patent filing published today, the automaker wants to implement a system where the car can detect who is entering […]