Volkswagen Replaces ID.4 with All-Electric Tiguan

In a strategic shift, Volkswagen announced it will replace its ID.4 electric vehicle (EV) with the upcoming all-electric Tiguan model starting in early 2027. The decision reflects VW's belief that recognizable nameplates like Tiguan may be more appealing to consumers than newer EV-specific models such as the ID.4. The ID.Tiguan is expected to retain successful features from the ID.4 while addressing its shortcomings, including adding physical controls for windows and climate settings—features many users found lacking in previous models. The new model will also feature VW's Android Automotive-based operating system but may not include a new Rivian-developed software platform unless it debuts on another vehicle first. The ID.Tiguan is set to join the ID.Polo and ID.Cross as part of Volkswagen’s refreshed EV lineup, with plans for its eventual launch in the U.S. market after an initial European release.

By Andrew J. Hawkins · The Verge ·

Volkswagen Replaces ID.4 with All-Electric Tiguan

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