Volkswagen ID. 2all 2023 -

Specifications
Volkswagen ID. 2all
  • 226hp
    Front Wheel Drive
  • kWh
  • 7sec
    0-62 mph
  • 280mi
    WLTP range

Also known as Volkswagen ID.2ALL

Launch
Announced 2023, March 15
Status Coming soon. Expected release 2026
Base price € 25,000  
Performance
Power FWD 226 hp (166 kW)
Torque
Acceleration 7 sec 0-62 mph
Max speed 99 mph (160 km/h)
 
Battery
Capacity
Tech Li-ion 400V
Range 280 mi WLTP
Consumption
Recuperation Yes
Heat pump Yes
AC Charging Type 2 7.2 kW
Type 2 11 kW
DC Charging CCS, 10-80% in 20 min
 230V electrical outlet
Body
Type 5 door hatchback, 5 seats
Platform MEB
Dimensions 159.4 x 71.3 x 60.2 in (4050 x 1812 x 1530 mm)
Wheelbase 102.4 in (2600 mm)
Clearance
Weight
Suspension
Wheels R18, R19, R20
Trunk EU: 17.3 ft³, 47.0 ft³ max
Frunk No
Towing No
 
Displays
Center 12.9" touchscreen
Driver's 10.9"
Head-up Yes
Comfort
Seats Heated front seats, massage
Roof Panoramic glass sunroof
Parking aids 8 front and rear sensors, reversing camera
Connectivity Android Auto and Apple CarPlay
Safety
Airbags Front, side, including head airbag system
Driving aids
Self driving
Crash tests

Real world range

Charging time Charging curve

Charging curve provided by Fastned.

User opinions and reviews

Correct, Arena please take note. Pity, if it was RWD it would be on my replacement list for when out current EV is done. But FWD just isn't as good in an EV, it's compromised on handling, turning circle and feedback.

  • Lucky

it is fwd not rwd.

  • Anonymous

Same. Like ID3 was suppost to be under 30k€, but now facelift is 43k€+ and preFL was never >30k€. But since ICE cars have gotten so expensive and if this one will be under 30k€ with OK battery and some equipment, might be a nice choice. Golf ...

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