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Volkswagen ID Aero - Electric Sedan

#VW #IDAero 2022 Checkout the 2024 Volkswagen ID Aero electric flagship sedan interior, exterior, features, safety and other things overview in this video. Following the ID.4 SUV and ID.Buzz minivan to market will be Volkswagen’s ID.Aero, a mid-size electric family four-door similar in size to the Passat sedan. As the name implies, the ID.Aero is designed to be as aerodynamic as possible but, as we can see from the photos, it still looks quite stylish. We expect it to offer both front- and all-wheel drive electric powertrains available when it goes on sale; its driving range should be at least as much as the ID.4, which is rated for up to 275 miles per charge. Volkswagen hasn’t revealed any details or images of the ID.Aero’s interior, but we expect it will feature similar amenities to the other two ID models. What's New for 2024? The ID.Aero will be an all-new model for Volkswagen, and will go on sale most likely for the 2024 model year. So far, we’ve only seen images of the concept vehicle, but the production version is expected to bow sometime in 2023. Pricing and Which One to Buy: Base - $35,000 (est) Pro - $42,000 (est) Pro S - $47,000 (est) We’ve merely estimated pricing here, but we expect to see prices and trim levels that are similar to the ID.4's, with the base model likely offering rear-wheel drive standard and the rest of the lineup equipped with dual motors and all-wheel drive. As more information becomes available, we'll update this story with more details about: 1. EV Motor, Power, and Performance 2. Range, Charging, and Battery Life 3. Fuel Economy and Real-World MPGe 4. Interior, Comfort, and Cargo 5. Infotainment and Connectivity 6. Safety and Driver-Assistance Features 7. Warranty and Maintenance Coverage A near-production prototype has been stalked roaming the streets of Germany while wearing some clever camouflage to trick the untrained eye. Thankfully, we know better. News from motor1.com: With rumors about the Passat sedan going the way of the dodo for a wagon-only next-generation model, the ID. Aero could be touted as its indirect replacement. It won't be the first electric sedan from Volkswagen considering the e-Lavida has been around in China for a while, but it'll be the first zero-emissions saloon from the VW core brand with global availability. To get an idea about its design, look no further than the recently unveiled ID. Aero concept, which itself is an evolution of the 2018 ID. Vizzion. From the few specs released by VW about the ID. Aero, we do know the concept sat on 22-inch wheels and had a sleek body with a relatively low drag coefficient of 0.23. The European model will be good for 620 kilometers (385 miles) of range in the WLTP cycle, but as it's usually the case, the equivalent EPA rating for the US-spec model is going to be smaller. Another piece of the puzzle we're currently missing is the official name of the production model. Logic tells us it'll be called ID.7 since VW is already selling an ID.6 three-row SUV in China where Audi has an equivalent Q5 E-Tron. A potential ID.8 has already been indirectly announced since plans for an Atlas-sized electric SUV were disclosed a year ago. At the other end of the electric lineup, VW is plotting an entry-level EV for a 2025 release to replace the e-up! and carry a tentative asking price of €20,000