Volkswagen ID.4 Axed: ID. Tiguan Electric SUV Takes Over
Volkswagen has discontinued the ID.4 and will replace it with the new ID. Tiguan, an electric SUV featuring a more traditional design and an interior with physical controls. The move marks a strategic shift in VW's EV lineup to align with customer preferences.
Volkswagen has officially discontinued the ID.4 electric SUV and unveiled its replacement, the ID. Tiguan. The new model, announced this week, features a more traditional SUV design and an interior equipped with physical controls, addressing criticisms of the ID.4's touch-heavy interface.
The ID.4, launched in 2020, was Volkswagen's first global electric SUV and a key part of its EV strategy. However, it faced mixed reviews for its user interface and declining sales in some markets. The ID. Tiguan aims to rectify these issues with a redesigned cabin that includes conventional buttons and knobs, a move that aligns with recent consumer feedback and industry trends.
This replacement signals Volkswagen's commitment to refining its electric vehicle offerings and responding to market demands. The ID. Tiguan is expected to go on sale in Europe later this year, with other markets to follow. Analysts suggest this could bolster VW's position in the competitive EV segment, though pricing and range details are yet to be announced.
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