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Here's a summary of the YouTube video:The 2024 ID.4 Pro has received minor exterior updates.
Interior changes and performance tweaks are welcomed.
The higher-trimmed models have larger 77 kWh battery packs for increased range and overall power.
All-wheel drive models have 335 hp, while rear-drive models have 282 hp.
The all-wheel-drive range is estimated at 263 miles, while rear-drive has 291 miles.
This Pro model is mid-range, lacks some optional features, but is all-wheel drive.
The MSRP of the car is around $50,000, but after a federal tax incentive, it goes to around $43,000.
The car has a full suite of LED headlights.
Lower trims feature gloss white accents rather than LED light bars.
Normal LED headlight kits are installed; fog lights are not.
It has a simple front grille design.
The vehicle is in a pure gray color.
It maintains a traditional engine area with electrical components.
This ID.4 features updated 20-inch two-tone alloy wheels.
Body-colored side mirrors are manually folding with integrated turn signals and blind spot monitoring.
There is keyless access with proximity auto-locking/unlocking.
The rear features black roof rails, LED taillights, the Volkswagen badge, and “ID.4” branding.
It has a 2700-pound towing capacity.
It comes with a standard J1772 port and is DC fast charging capable.
It has a trunk that has 30.3 cubic feet with the rear seats up.
There is 64.2 cubic feet of space with the rear seats down.
It features cloth seats and a newly positioned shift stalk.
The infotainment screen is 12.9 inches and has an updated interface.
The previous lagging and glitchy operation is now faster and smoother.
However, the reviewer dislikes the design’s new graphics.
He finds them worse than the old interface.
Despite his dislike for the interface, he recommends the 2024 ID.4.
The 2024 model has been given updated wheel designs.
Some additional safety features include Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), Lane Assist, Front Assist, and Emergency Assist.
