Video Summary
The 2022 Volkswagen ID.4 Pro S is a compact crossover SUV. Volkswagen has been around since the 1930s, specifically 1937. ID is a sub-brand of Volkswagen, focused purely on electrification. The ID.4 is Volkswagen's attempt to win back fans lost due to the Dieselgate scandal and bring new owners to the brand. There are limited simulated grills at the vehicle's front, but all LED daytime running lamps and projector beam LED headlights. The headlights have some detail that separate it from competitors. Its lower corner features are flared out. This particular vehicle dimensions are compact, not sub-compact or mid-size. The interior has two-tone elements and some gloss black, but it is too gloss black-heavy. There is no designated under floor storage space, but a deep well does exist for items. In the back, there is a full-length roof spoiler, the rear seating has vegan leather with unique ID.4 branding, an armrest, and air vents. It competes with the Toyota BZ4x and the Hyundai Ioniq 5.With dual electric motors, the all-wheel drive Pro S produces 295 horsepower and 339-pound feet of torque. This makes the 0-60 mph acceleration 5.4 seconds. Charging is done with a 77-kilowatt hour battery pack. Level three charging, zero to eighty percent takes 38 minutes. Level two charging, zero to 100 percent takes 7.5 to 11.5 hours. In level one charging, it takes 50 hours to fully charge.
MPGe is 103 in the city, 96 on the highway. The Pro S has a 20-inch wheel setup with unique Volkswagen wheels. Pricing is approximately $50,000. The test driver liked that the gap lines are Egyptian pyramid-tight. He didn’t like that they had flat black wheel wells. He would have preferred they were body-colored. The car features keyless access. The digital speedometer is clear, with the ability to show augmented reality to display the vehicles around. There were no ventilated seats.
