Volkswagen ID.4

Volkswagen gets its first EVs in Australia by late 2023, in the form of the ID.4 and ID.5. Will they give the Tesla Model Y a scare?

The Volkswagen ID.4 is one of the best electric family SUVs on the planet. Will it still be when it eventually arrives in Australia?

Two Germans have written a circa-24,000km message in a Volkswagen ID.4, and now a tough-looking Amarok is being prepped for another world record.

Volkswagen is still finalising pricing for its new mid-sized electric SUVs, but says Australians should be pleasantly surprised by their stickers.

Volkswagen has tasked one of its new SUVs with setting a new world record – but it might not be for what you expect.

Volkswagen's critical electric SUVs will finally arrive in December, but the initial range looks a little different to what's been expected.

Volkswagen says it has 7000 registrations of interest for its Tesla-rivalling ID.4 – but the car has been delayed again for Australia.

Volkswagen has provided more details about the ID.4, ahead of the brand's first electric vehicle arriving in Australian showrooms mid-year.

VW will soon allow buyers to size up their house for an EV charger, get special energy rates, and track the shipping of their new car.

The updated Volkswagen ID.4 and ID.5 will arrive here next year with a more powerful electric motor and overhauled in-car technology.

Volkswagen has a big year planned for 2024, with the long-awaited introduction of a slew of electric vehicles.

Volkswagen Australia will introduce connected services with the upcoming ID.4 and ID.5, allowing you to interact with your vehicle via a smartphone app.

The Tesla Model Y will have some competition when Volkswagen rolls out the ID.4 all-electric SUV next year.

The Volkswagen ID.4 and ID.5 will be offered with more powerful GTX models at launch in Australia.

Volkswagen is reducing production of its ID.4 and ID.7 electric cars at its Emden plant, with the works council chief blaming sluggish demand.

The Volkswagen ID.3, ID.4, and ID.5 will hit Australia during 2024, with pricing to start below $60,000.

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Volkswagen plans to have two medium-sized electric SUVs on sale by the end of 2023, with pricing sitting around the $60,000-$70,000 mark.

If the Volkswagen ID.4 ever spawned an off-road variant, it will probably look a little something like the ID.Xtreme concept.

VW's upcoming EV products will offer streamlined model ranges compared to existing nameplates, says the boss of its local passenger division.

VW Australia is working hard to get its first EVs to market within the next year or so, with the ID.4 and ID.5 crossovers the focus.

Volkswagen has updated its ID. software with more driver assist features, an EV route planner, and faster charging speeds for some models.

Volkswagen of America has revealed a rally-modified version of its ID.4 AWD Pro that’ll compete in the 2253km-long Rebelle Rally.

The Volkswagen ID.4 is now available with an extra electric motor for an extra dash of performance, but improved handling will cost extra.

"It's simply unclear at the moment what the global launch program will be for that car because the first imperatives are the European, American and Chinese markets," says Volkswagen Australia.

The 2021 Volkswagen ID.4 coupe has been snapped testing at the Nurburgring – don't be fooled by its Opel-aping front end disguise.

After a series of leaks and teasers, the Volkswagen ID.4 has been officially launched and is the third model to use the MEB EV architecture.

The all-electric Volkswagen ID.4 SUV will feature a spacious, minimalist interior when it arrives locally in 2022 or 2023.

Volkswagen's all-electric rollout is continuing apace, but it's still years from arriving in Australia.

Volkswagen's first all-electric SUV, the ID.4 Cross, has been snapped ahead of its launch. It'll lead the brand's plug-in charge Down Under.

The first electric Volkswagen slated for arrival in Australia has been snapped wearing very little camouflage.