Volkswagen has officially unveiled the ID 7 electric saloon! A rival to the Tesla Model 3, the ID 7 packs luxury appeal, 282bhp and up to 435 miles of range ⚡
Volkswagen is keen to emphasise the focus it has placed on making this new infotainment platform – shared with the facelift ID 3 – easy to use.
Perhaps most importantly, the controversial touch sliders for the temperature and volume controls are now illuminated, meaning they can be used safely at night. The ID 7 will launch in Europe and China in autumn of this year, followed by the US in 2024. UK prices have not been confirmed, but the company has suggested a start price in the region of £50,000, which would stack the ID 7 up neatly against rivals.
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