Volkswagen: This electric VW Tiguan is supposed to replace ID.4 and ID5
VW is giving its electric SUV a new design, more range and a retro cockpit. Classic control elements and door handles are also making a comeback.
Volkswagen plans to replace its electric SUVs ID.4 and ID.5 with a new model, the ID.Tiguan, in early 2027. Built on the further developed MEB+ platform, this five-seater vehicle will boast fresh design, upgraded interior, and revised user concept. The pre-sale for the ID.Tiguan begins on October 13 at prices starting around €42,700.
The ID.Tiguan will have a clear visual difference from its predecessors, adopting the new design language introduced by VW in ID.Polo and ID.Cross. The new design features include classic door handles making a comeback. Compared to the ID.4, the electric Tiguan has grown in size, measuring 4.62 meters in length. Its trunk space ranges from 534 to 1,577 liters, and it introduces a 32-liter large trunk compartment under the hood for the first time.
Inside the vehicle, VW is implementing a new cockpit landscape featuring a 10-inch driver display and a 15-inch touchscreen. For the first time in a European VW, a 12-inch screen for the front passenger is also available. The digital cockpit instrument presents various retro displays, including a style reminiscent of the blue-tinted round instruments from the Golf IV. Physical controls remain for essential functions such as climate control and volume.
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