Just read that VW is going to build a $35,000, smaller battery, ID4 in the States. They are going to have to do better than that if they are competing against the $30,000 EV Equinox with Ultium technology.
VW ID4 is still a budget EV
The ID4 a good looking vehicle and seems to be well put together. However, it's still a bit austere on the inside and some of the trim feels a bit cheap for a $40K-$50K vehicle.
Take a look at the inside door frames for example. Could VW spend a couple of bucks to cover and trim the bare metal door frame for this $40K to $50K car?
Look at a Volt's door trim compared to a VW ID4. Granted it's a minor detail but subtle details do make a difference!
Take a look at the inside door frames for example. Could VW spend a couple of bucks to cover and trim the bare metal door frame for this $40K to $50K car?
Look at a Volt's door trim compared to a VW ID4. Granted it's a minor detail but subtle details do make a difference!
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Everything is still up in the air with that, isn't it. In Canada we get the rebates after taxes (not tax rebates) regardless what the car (so long as it's under $55,000 ($44,000 USD).Except VW has the $7500 tax credit advantage. If that gets restored for Tesla and GM ...
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