Volkswagen Group revealed plans for its new all-electric pickup and SUV for the U.S. market under its Scout brand, with production slated to start for 2026.
Volkswagen wanted to find out how long its ID.4 Pro S electric vehicle could keep you warm inside the cabin if you found yourself stranded on the road during a winter storm.
Vehicles from the VW Group are the most in demand. With more than 150% growth in the past year for the Group, the Audi Q4 e-tron knocked the Tesla Model 3 from top spot.
With two electric motors, max 295 hp, and an estimated 0-60 mph time of 5.7 seconds for the AWD Pro model, the ID.4 AWD offers performance and all-weather traction.
Volkswagen’s first global EV joins the brand's “Building an Electric Future” exhibit at the Petersen Automotive Museum, which debuted in November 2019.
VW plans to develop and build autonomous robotaxis and vans for service launch by 2025. The automaker is partnered with Argo AI, though most autonomous development remains in house.
Volkswagen plans to offer the ID.4 electric vehicle across all 50 states, and throughout its network of more than 600 dealers.
To increase range confidence, Volkswagen will provide ID.4 customers, who lease or purchase the electric SUV, with access to Electrify America’s more than 470 charging stations and over 2,000 DC fast chargers, including a newly completed cross-country route to take EV drivers from Washington D.C. to L.A.
This next-generation charging station at its Arizona Proving Grounds will be used to help Volkswagen evaluate battery and charging performance under extreme hot-weather conditions.
The preferred dealer chosen by the customer at the beginning of the sales process receives the same commission and bonus as in showroom business, even if the vehicle is purchased online direct from Volkswagen.
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