Volkswagen ID.4 Overview

Are you interested in taking your Minneapolis travels to the next level in a new Volkswagen vehicle that’s also great for the environment? We have you covered with the much-talked-about and top-rated new Volkswagen ID.4 for sale in Brooklyn Center at Luther Brookdale Volkswagen. This premium vehicle knows how to make heads turn with its exciting performance specs while keeping everyone comfortable and entertained thanks to the premium technologies and amenities. Learn more about the new ID.4 with Luther Brookdale Volkswagen! Don’t hesitate to contact our team if you have any questions in the meantime.
What is the Volkswagen ID.4 Price?
There are five configurations available: The VW ID.4 Standard, VW ID.4 Pro, VW ID.4 Pro S, and the VW ID.4 Pro S Plus. Let’s explore the starting prices for each trim level below:
- 2022 VW ID.4 Standard: $37,495 MSRP*
- 2022 VW ID.4 S: $42,495 MSRP*
- 2022 VW ID.4 Pro: $42,495 MSRP*
- 2022 VW ID.4 Pro S: $47,495 MSRP*
- 2022 VW ID.4 Pro S Plus: $50,195 MSRP*
Volkswagen ID.4 Interior Features
Volkswagen is known for creating vehicles with advanced technologies and plush interior amenities that make you feel right at home inside your vehicle. Whether you’re commuting to work, running errands around town, or heading to Saint Paul to meet friends, you’ll enjoy every minute behind the wheel thanks to these features:
- IQ.DRIVE (Advanced Driver Assistance Technologies)
- Discover Pro navigation with a 10-inch display
- ID. Light
- Heated front seats and heated steering wheel
- Wireless charging and App-Connect with wireless capabilities for compatible devices
- Premium LED projector headlights with AFS, illuminated grille, and front Volkswagen logo
- A panoramic fixed glass roof
- Discover Pro Max navigation with a 12-inch display
- 12-way power-adjustable front seats with leatherette seating surfaces
- The exclusive gradient package includes 20-inch alloy wheels
- And much more!
Volkswagen ID.4 Overview: Charging Levels
A top question we’re often asked is about the charging methods and how long it takes to refill the battery. While the vehicle’s charging speed is influenced by your charger type and configuration, there are typically three levels of charging power:
- Level 1: This is the slowest charging type that’s ideal for supplemental charging. A level 1 cable is included in your trunk and plugs into a standard 120-volt household outlet. You have a power output of 1.1kW and get 2-3 miles of range per charging hour.
- Level 2: This is the recommended charging type for the average Maple Grove since it gets you a full charge overnight (8-10 hours)**. This is also what you’ll find at most public chargers. However, home Level 2 chargers need additional equipment purchases and extensive installation to charge from a 220-volt appliance outlet. Your power output is 3.3kW – 11kW AC, and your range added per hour of charging is 20-30 miles.
- Level 3: Also known as DC Fast Charging, this is the fastest charging type, which is why it’s most often used on long road trips across MN. Level 3 chargers reload 80% of the battery in about 30 minutes***. Remember that most drivers charge to 80% level because the remaining 20% of the charge completes at a slower pace as the battery approaches full capacity. Your power output is 25kW – 350kW DC and your range added per hour of charging is 250+ miles.
Test Drive a Volkswagen ID.4 Today!
Are you still torn about the exciting new Volkswagen ID.4? Check out our research and see why it’s a top choice for many Maple Grove shoppers. When you’re ready to hit the Brooklyn Center streets for a test drive, give us a call! Our team is here to help you find the new Volkswagen vehicle that’s better suited for your driving needs and budget. Let’s get things started today!
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**Actual charge time will vary and depends on several factors including battery age and vehicle condition. Battery capacity decreases with time and use.
***Requires charging at select DC fast charging stations. Frequent and consecutive high-voltage charging (including DC charging) can permanently decrease the capacity of the high-voltage battery.