ID. Tiguan Electric SUV
Volkswagen Renames ID.4 Successor ID. Tiguan to Boost Electric Vehicle Recognition
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Volkswagen will rename the ID.4’s successor the ID. Tiguan, using the familiar name of its best-selling SUV to make its electric models more recognizable; it will be sold alongside, not replace, the combustion-powered Tiguan. The redesigned electric SUV is expected to retain Volkswagen’s MEB platform and offer single- and dual-motor versions, with reported 58- and 77-kWh battery options, a projected range of about 280 to 373 miles and towing capacity of up to two tonnes; final specifications have not been confirmed. Its more upright exterior is expected to feature revised front and rear styling, a full-width lighting treatment, pronounced wheel arches and conventional pull-type door handles, while the interior is expected to add more conventional controls and a larger driver display. Volkswagen plans to reveal the ID. Tiguan in October, with a European launch in early 2027 and a North American arrival later.
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The ID. Tiguan is expected to be 44 mm longer than the ID.4 and offer wheels up to 21 inches, suggesting modestly more passenger space.
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Expected power outputs are 188 bhp, 282 bhp and 295 bhp for the dual-motor version; the entry battery is reportedly lithium-iron-phosphate, while the larger pack uses nickel-manganese-cobalt chemistry.
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Volkswagen says more than 8.3 million Tiguans have been produced. CEO Thomas Schäfer said the ID. Tiguan would carry the nameplate’s “product promise into the electric future.”
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The renaming is part of a broader effort to align Volkswagen’s electric-car names with familiar models in similar size and classes; the company has also renamed the European ID.Polo and ID.Cross.
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