New Volkswagen ID.4 GTX 2021 review - pictures
Pictures of the Volkswagen ID.4 GTX on test in Europe
Running costs: 298 miles (official) 125kW charging rate
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Interior features sportier tweaks, including more supportive seats with contrast stitching and a pair of screens for the infotainment
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MEB platform gives good passenger room, while visibility is sound. The cabin offers just enough quality to justify the likely price, with plenty of soft-touch surfaces
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ID.4 offers 543 litres of boot space, with MEB underpinnings helping packaging. There’s plenty of space inside, while the big hatch opening helps when loading
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There’s decent storage space, while GTX trim features everything you could want. However, it’s the extra motor on the front axle and the tuned chassis that set it apart
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Performance: 0-62mph/top speed 6.2 seconds/111mph
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