2021 VW ID.4 EV Interior

December 2nd, 2021 by

interior

 

The 2021 VW ID.4 is the first completely electric SUV from Volksawagen. The charging range reaches 260 miles, it has a maximum towing capacity of 2,700 pounds, and you can get up to 301 horsepower. St Louis drivers will get the best performance from one of the freshest vehicles available. The Volkswagen ID.4 interior is elegantly designed. Keep reading to get an overview on some of the highlight features from the 2021 VW ID.4, and the key measurements of the VW ID.4 dimensions. 

When you are ready, contact our team at Suntrup Volkswagen in St. Louis to schedule your test drive. 

2021 VW ID.4 Interior Feature Highlights 

The VW ID.4 interior has been featured in Autotrader’s “Best Interiors Under $50,000.” The VW ID.4 is available from an affordable price and is set up with a slew of innovative features like the ones below. The following features are to thank for the Volkswagen ID.4 model’s award-winning value: 

  • Natural Light: You can choose a panoramic glass roof and illuminate the entire cabin with natural light and beautiful views.If it gets too warm, dim the natural light with a finger swipe by turning on the electric sunshade. 
  • ID. Light: ID. Light is the ID.4 AI interface, allowing your ID.4 to communicate with you. ID. Light is a light bar that runs across the dashboard of your crossover. It’s an intuitive AI that speaks to you using audio cues and illuminations. St Peters drivers are notified of incoming calls, brake warnings, and more! 
  • Intuitive Start: If you have your keyfob with you, your car will automatically start when you sit in the driver’s seat. 
  • Wireless Charging: By putting your phone in the charging bay, you can replenish your battery and connect to your 12-inch touchscreen. 

2021 VW ID.4 Dimensions 

The VW ID.4 dimensions provide you with the most cabin by using an extended wheel wheelbase and short overhangs. Because there isn’t the traditional combustion engine, a dramatic amount of storage room is freed up. There is space for five passengers, 37.6 inches of rear legroom, and 64.2 cubic feet of cargo space. Your passengers will have plenty of room to get comfortable, and you will still have plenty of space for you and your passengers to pack up for your weekend adventures. 

Check Out the 2021 VW ID.4 Interior in St. Louis

If you want to look at the 2021 VW ID.4 dimensions or the highlight 2021 VW ID.4 interior features in person, contact us at Suntrup Volkswagen. We can organize your test drive in the St Peters and Webster area. You can experience all of the highlight features available to you. If you have more questions, come visit us and chat with our team about financing, features, and any other questions you may have about making the change to electric.

 

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