New Delhi, Auto Desk. After a long wait, Volkswagen announced the launch of its electric car ID. 4 in India. Since the launch of Vertus, now the entire focus of the company is on the electric segment. Let me tell you that ID. The curtain was lifted on March 4, 2020, itself, but this car had to wait a long time for the launch. The company will start testing it in September this year and it will be launched in limited numbers in India.
battery pack
The ID4 is based on VW’s modular MEB platform with a skateboard architecture that will also be used in the upcoming Skoda Enyac IV. The high-voltage battery will be located near the underbody in this case. Talking about battery power, globally it has a battery pack of 77kWh, which generates power of 204hp and peak torque of 310Nm. The vehicle could also offer a range of 520km with a single motor, rear-wheel-drive option. At the same time, there is also an all-wheel-drive GTX version that generates 299hp power and covers a range of 480kms with a 77kWh battery.
Features
Talking about the cabin features, like the rest of the MEB models, the ID.4 also gets a lot of interior space. It comes with a fully digital cockpit, a tactile surface to operate, and intelligent voice controls. It gets a futuristic look with a full-width light bar and sleek LED headlamps and tail lamps. Apart from this, there are A-pillars, a strong shoulder line, and body cladding to the design. The electric SUV falls somewhere between the Tiguan and the Tiguan Allspace in terms of size.
Volkswagen, on the other hand, just launched the new Vertus car yesterday, which is the company’s most recent model. The Vertus is available with two engine options: a 1.0 TSI engine and a 1.5 TSI engine. Simultaneously, its starting price is Rs 11.22 lakh.
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