ID.4

Volkswagen of America (VWoA) has started production of its electric ID.4 compact SUV in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Replacing the Passat, the ID.4 is VW’s first electric vehicle assembled in the US. The ID.4 is now VW Group’s most popular EV with 190,000 units delivered worldwide since launch in 2021. The automaker is aiming for 7,000 vehicles a month from Chattanooga “later this year, with the goal to further increase…

Volkswagen has begun producing its all-electric in the United States. The automaker that it plans to scale production of the ID.4 at its Chattanooga, Tennessee factory to 7,000 vehicles per month by the end of 2022 before further increasing output throughout 2023. According to Volkswagen, customers can expect deliveries to begin by October, starting with both rear- and all-wheel-drive variants of the 82kWh model. Later this year, the facility will begin manufacturing the more affordable 62kWh variant as well. To date,…

The Volkswagen ID.4 electric crossover SUV is now being built at the German automaker’s vehicle factory in Chattanooga, Tennessee. It’s the company’s first EV to be manufactured in the US and signals that a more affordable version of the ID.4 is on the horizon. VW says it plans on ramping up production at its Chattanooga facility to 7,000 vehicles per month “later this year,” with the goal of making even more vehicles per month in 2023. The first customer deliveries are expected in October 2022. The ID.4 is VW’s most…

German automaker Volkswagen has announced the start of production of its all-electric ID.4 SUV at its manufacturing facility in Chattanooga, Tennessee. This start of production solidifies the ID.4 as the first Volkswagen EV to built and sold in the United States. Volkswagen’s ID.4 began production in late 2020 as the first all-electric crossover SUV donning the VW badge. Originally promoted as an EV “for the millions, not the millionaires,” this mass market vehicle has found a home with a number of consumers…

Volkswagen is taking its India 2.0 strategy very seriously. It all started with the BS6 era kicking in – Volkswagen became a petrol-only carmaker, the arrival of newer limited-run SUVs like T-Roc and Tiguan AllSpace, discontinuation of Polo and Vento and launches of MQB A0-IN-based cars like Taigun and Virtus. Now, Volkswagen India has surprised everyone by announcing that it will be starting its electric mobility era by launching the all-electric ID.4 SUV in India next year. During the launch of the all-new Virtus…