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Okay, here's the summary of the YouTube video, following all of your specifications:The Volkswagen ID.5 has decreased delivery times of two or three months; in some configurations, it's even faster. There's a referral program in Germany that gives both parties 200 Euro charging credit for a purchase if a link is used. The ID.5 is very similar to the ID.4; a big change is the rear styling.
The ID.5 is available with rear-wheel drive of 204 hp or all-wheel drive with 300 hp in the GTX version.
It only comes with an 82 kWh battery.
In Germany, the ID.5 starts at 47,000 Euro and can reach 66,000 Euro with options, and 70,000 Euro for the fully loaded GTX.
It has a WLTP range of around 540 - 550 km, which may be lower based on driving style.
The ID.5 has AC charging with an 11 kW Type 2 plug and DC fast charging with up to 140 kW.
10% to 80% charging should take about 30 minutes. The charging rate depends on the battery temperature and its current state of charge; the battery is heated, so charging at peak output will not be achieved when it is cold or near full charge.
Opening the trunk is easy.
ID Models do not have a Frunk in the Front to use as Trunk.
There is lots of front head room.
Regarding the controls:
- The test model does not have illuminated controls.
- The speedometer reads 3 km/h too fast.
The car offers regenerative braking.
With a mixed driving at a steady 93 km/h, it has an energy consumption of 15.9 kWh/100 km
At 130 Km/h the consumption was higher.
