Video Summary
The ID.7 GTX is available as a tourer or sedan.The car has 20- or 21-inch wheels.
The length is 4.96 m or 195 inches.
Black contrast in the lower parts adds a sporty accent.
The main headlight unit is combined with additional lights at the sides.
An illuminated VW logo is at the front.
The ID.7 platform is rear-wheel-based with 286 hp.
The all-wheel-drive GTX version adds a front electric motor.
Combined power in the Tourer form is 340 hp.
The acceleration is less than six seconds.
The top speed is 180 km/h or 112 mph.
The range is between 400 and 500 km or around 250-310 miles, depending on temperature.
DC charging is maxed out at 200 kW, and 10 to 80 percent can be charged in 30 minutes.
The standard matrix LED lights come with cascading turning indicators.
The base setup features a sporty suspension, with stabilizer bars modified.
Optional dynamic chassis control with adaptive suspension is available.
The suspension software is tuned for sportiness.
The IQ. Light, the matrix LED, comes standard for the GTX.
The 86-kWh battery offers a 400-500-kilometer range.
There is no front trunk.
The tow hook is half automatic.
Towing capacity is 1.2 tons for rear-wheel-drive and 1.4 for all-wheel-drive models.
The interior features red stitching.
Steering wheel and seats are animal-free and made of sustainable material.
Though capacitive, the steering wheel buttons can be triggered accidentally.
The climate controls are illuminated and located below the screen.
Air vents are moved with the infotainment screen.
There are soft-touch surfaces in the door and on the dashboard.
Apple Carplay and Android Auto are standard.
The rear seats can be folded down with an easy-release button for cargo.
The North American market will only get the Sedan version of this car, and it might not have the GTX badging.
