Video Summary
The ID.3 GTX is a 326 horsepower rear-wheel drive hot hatch. A long-term test has already been done with a Cupra Born VZ, which is essentially the same car. The GTX has a more sporty look, with different bumpers.The car's efficiency means the bumpers can't be extremely aerodynamic. It has 20-inch wheels and 215 tires all around with Bridgestone Turanza Enlighten tires.
The ID.3 GTX lacks the option to turn off ESC altogether. The vehicle has beefier suspension than other similar models. The car has a 79-kilowatt hour battery.
Charging from 10 to 80 percent takes 26 minutes, peaking at 185 kilowatts. Usable range is up to 595 kilometers, or about 370 miles. There is decent rear space for the vehicle's size.
It has excellent sport seats and an integrated headrest. It includes an adjustable armrest. The infotainment system has been updated and works better now. It is possible to have driving modes and an ESC sport setting.
It looks a bit wider than the Cupra Born. The Cupra interior is generally considered to be a step above this one. The rear-wheel drive allows for pivoting the car around corners. The reviewer said the vehicle is quick and that the suspension, steering, and brakes are all well-balanced.
The car weighs 2000 kilos, but you wouldn't know it from driving it. It creates a very satisfying driving experience. EV makes an easy to use and very convenient package.
