Volkswagen has officially unveiled the ID. Tiguan, an electric SUV set to replace the ID.4 and ID.5 models. The vehicle is scheduled for market release in early 2027, with pre-orders opening on 13 October in Germany and other European countries. The base price is set at €42 695.
The SUV is built on the MEB+ platform and features three drivetrain configurations. Options include a 140 kW rear-wheel-drive model with a 58-kWh LFP battery, a 210 kW rear-wheel-drive version with a 77-kWh NMC battery, and a 220 kW all-wheel-drive 4MOTION variant with a 77-kWh battery.
The vehicle supports bidirectional charging, including V2L, V2H, and V2G capabilities. It offers a maximum towing capacity of 2 000 kg for the 77-kWh battery versions. The interior includes a 15-inch central display, a 10-inch driver display, and a 12-inch passenger screen.
Volkswagen has revised the interior controls, reintroducing physical buttons for climate control and audio adjustments, as well as a multifunction steering wheel with physical switches. The vehicle measures 4.62 metres in length and provides 534 litres of boot space.
