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If you’re looking for a new or pre-owned electric vehicle in the St Louis area, Suntrup Volkswagen has got you covered! One of the best EVs you can find right now is the Volkswagen ID.4, a stylish, fully-electric SUV that delivers outstanding performance specs, near-instantaneous acceleration, and next-generation comforts and conveniences inside the cabin.
It’s a great choice for any driver, but how does it stack up to other popular EVs like the new Tesla Model Y? If you’re on the fence deciding between the Tesla Model Y vs. Volkswagen ID.4, check out the comparison guide below.
Price is often the first thing that drivers consider when shopping for a new vehicle, and right off the bat, you’ll see that the Volkswagen ID.4 is more affordable than the Tesla Model Y by over $10,000. Not only that, but the ID.4 gives you the advantage of choice with eight available trims while the Tesla Model Y only comes with two models. Here’s the full list of trims:
While the Tesla Model Y offers several high-tech interior features like its autopilot mode, a lot of these features are only available as costly upgrades. For example, Full Self-Driving Capability costs an extra $12,000 on top of the vehicle’s sticker price. Meanwhile, the Volkswagen ID.4 offers plenty of stylish comforts and conveniences inside the cabin that either come standard or as affordable upgrades! Here are some highlights of the VW ID.4:
When it comes to range and charging, both the Tesla Model Y and Volkswagen ID.4 offer plenty of power on the St Peters roads. However, the Volkswagen has a couple advantages in terms of recharging your battery. First of all, every new ID.4 comes with three years of included 30-minute charging sessions at Electrify America public charging stations, so you’ll be able to top off your battery for free when you’re on the go. The ID.4 can also take advantage of all public charging stations from networks like PlugShare and Chargeway while the Model Y can only use Tesla-brand chargers.
Now that we’ve compared the Tesla Model Y vs. Volkswagen ID.4 on paper, you might be interested in seeing how the ID.4 handles on the road for yourself! Contact our office to see what we have available, then head to our dealership to set up a test drive around Webster. You can also contact us with any questions about the ID.4, and we’ll be happy to help you out.
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