New Volkswagen ID introduced. 3

This is the first update of the original 2019 sample model.

Just two and a half years after the launch of the original Volkswagen ID. 3 is an updated version. Volkswagen says the facelift is largely based on customer feedback, with the new car receiving a redesigned exterior and improved interior quality and technology.

Prices for a new ID. 3 has yet to be announced and the current version starts at around £40,000. New ID. 3 will be available with the same two batteries as before, but a shorter range version is expected in the future, making it more affordable.

The updated car received a new hood in body color, without any of the glossy black elements of the previous model. Also added a redesigned front bumper with air intakes.

Updated ID on the back. 3 gets a set of redesigned taillights that are inspired by the Volkswagen Polo.

New Volkswagen ID introduced. 3

One of the main criticisms of the Volkswagen ID. 3 was that, although the car sits next to the gasoline-powered Volkswagen Golf in the German brand’s lineup, it couldn’t match its sibling in terms of interior quality.

Volkswagen responded by adding more soft-touch materials to the cabin, namely on the doors and dashboard. The company also said that the cabin does not use animal skin, and the suede-effect trim is 71% recycled plastic.

In Europe, the car gets a larger 12-inch display, while UK buyers will have to settle for the 10-inch version. A range of electric motors and batteries for the Volkswagen ID. 3 has not changed. All cars are equipped with a rear-mounted 201 hp electric motor that accelerates the car from 0 to 100 km/h in 7.3 seconds. A faster version of the ID is in development. 3 GTX rear wheel drive.

The base version can travel 425 km on a single charge and supports fast charging at 120 kW. The older version offers a range of 545 km and supports ultra-fast charging at a power of 170 kW.