Nearly a million ID.4s and their coupe-roofed siblings sold — and VW has decided that's a full chapter. The crossover that rebuilt the brand's electric reputation after dieselgate is out. Meet its replacement: the ID. Tiguan.
The name borrows from VW's best-selling model globally. Under the hood: platform
MEB+, 58 or 77 kWh battery, up to 600 km WLTP range, and 295 hp in all-wheel drive trim. The new design language is called Pure Positive — which says everything and nothing at once.ID.4 production in Chattanooga has already stopped. Whether the ID. Tiguan follows it there is still open, per Ars Technica.