The new Volkswagen ID. Tiguan is now leaving the factory: up to 600 km of range for 48,725 euros

The first production unit of the Volkswagen ID. Tiguan, a finished vehicle in metallic olive bronze color, left the factory yesterday, November 12, during an event attended by several Volkswagen executives, including its CEO, Thomas Schäfer. The company has confirmed that it has already received several thousand pre-orders since the model’s global debut in early October.

Over the coming weeks, the Emden plant will gradually increase its production pace to meet demand. The new ID. Tiguan will share facilities with the ID.7, one of Volkswagen’s most important electric vehicles and the most registered electric car in Germany during October.

For the German factory, it represents another significant step in its transformation toward electric mobility. To date, Emden has produced over 500,000 electric cars, while Volkswagen has already delivered more than two million units of its ID series worldwide since the launch of the ID.3 in 2019.

An electric SUV with a range of up to 600 km and confirmed price in Spain

The new Volkswagen ID. Tiguan replaces the ID.4 with a more robust and conventional design, reintroducing elements such as traditional door handles. Inside, one of the main highlights is the inclusion of a 15-inch central screen, along with a 10-inch digital dashboard and an optional 12-inch screen for the passenger.

Regarding its cargo capacity, it offers a 534-liter trunk, plus a small 32-liter front storage area. Its towing capacity is also notable, reaching up to 2,000 kg in versions with larger batteries.

The mechanical range starts with a rear-wheel-drive version featuring 140 kW (190 hp) and a 58 kWh battery, while the long-range option comes equipped with a 210 kW (286 hp) engine and a 77 kWh battery. All-wheel-drive versions will also be available. Depending on the configuration, the approved range reaches up to 600 kilometers WLTP.

In Spain, the new ID. Tiguan is already available on Volkswagen’s configurator. The entry-level Match version, with 190 hp and a 58 kWh battery, starts at 43,645 euros before any promotions. The Life version, with 286 hp and a 77 kWh battery, begins at 48,725 euros.

With production already underway and thousands of orders in hand, Volkswagen now faces the challenge of turning the ID. Tiguan into one of its top-selling electric vehicles. It is a model that must compete in an increasingly competitive segment, but it benefits from the backing of a name highly recognized among European drivers.