2022 Volkswagen ID.4 Trim Levels

The 2022 Volkswagen ID.4 is an impressive and accessible electric vehicle and one of the German automaker’s best-looking. Alongside its visual design comes the performance and safety ratings to back it up. If you’re thinking about owning the 2022 ID.4, it’s best to choose one of its three trim levels and find it at the best price. Take a look at each VW ID.4 trim level to decide which one suits you. You’ll also see which features stay the same across every trim.
 

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2022 Volkswagen ID.4 Pro

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The Volkswagen ID.4 has three trim levels: Pro, Pro S, and Pro S with Gradient, each with rear-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive variants. The standard Pro comes with 19-inch alloy wheels, LED exterior lights, and rain-sensing wipers. The inside is luxurious, with soft seating and cutting-edge technology centered on a 10-inch touch screen. Volkswagen’s MY-VW system is simple to use, bringing all of your apps together in one spot.

The 2022 ID.4 includes a Level 1 charging cable, though it will accept Level 2 home chargers sold separately. A Level 2 charger can fully recharge the vehicle from 7.5 to 11.5 hours and remains the same on the other two trim levels.

Cloth upholstery and power-adjustable front seats are standard, and wireless device charging is available. Heated front seats and steering wheel are also standard on the new Volkswagen SUV, while the cabin space is impressively generous. All trim levels get 41.1 inches of front headroom and legroom, 38.4 inches of headroom in the back row, and 37.6 inches of rear legroom. The ID.4 has a load capacity of 30.3 cubic feet, which can be increased to 64.2 cubic feet by folding the rear seats.

The latest version of the SUV has the best efficiency ratings yet. The standard 2022 ID.4 Pro trim level gets 121 MPGe in the city and 102 MPGe on the highway. The other two trims get 115 MPGe city and 97 MPGe highway.

What Is the 2022 VW ID.4 Battery Size?

On the Pro and all other trims, the ID.4 uses an 82-kWh battery. The rear-wheel-drive ID.4 outputs 201 horsepower and has a maximum driving range of 245 miles on a full charge, a new record over the 2021 edition. This output easily brings the power and stability needed for everyday driving, and it allows the 2022 ID.4 to go from 0 to 60 mph in 7.4 seconds. This version can tow up to 2,200 pounds.

The all-wheel-drive versions of ID.4 trims have the same 82-kWh battery tuned to full strength. Going all-wheel-drive brings your total horsepower up to 295. The upgrade takes the already addictive driving to a race-worthy level, with a 0-60-mph time of only 5.4 seconds. The ID.4 Pro AWD, as it’s called, can also tow 500 pounds more, for a maximum capacity of 2,700. On a full charge, the driving range is increased to 280 miles.

2022 Volkswagen ID.4 Pro S

The Pro S starts with the same baseline equipment and powertrain options found on the Pro, but it adds power-folding side mirrors with signature lighting and a panoramic fixed glass roof. It also fits an illuminated grille and front Volkswagen logo to the front fascia and allows the LED headlamps to adapt to darkness automatically. The same handful of color options from the Pro model appears, including Dusk Blue. Like the Pro, this middle trim level can be in rear-wheel drive or all-wheel drive.

The 2022 ID.4 Pro S adds several nice upgrades that up the ID.4’s luxurious feel on the inside. Interior changes include a 12-inch touchscreen infotainment system over the initial 10-inch monitor and enhanced ambient interior lighting with over 30 color options. The larger screen also carries nuanced tactile motion detection for motions like swiping and pinch-zooming. The cloth seat upholstery is replaced with sustainable simulated leather, and the front seats get 12-way power adjustment, lumbar massage, and memorized positions.

With the Volkswagen ID.4 Pro S, several practical family features on the Pro are taken a step further. Easily store and load the back with an adjustable cargo floor area along with a hands-free and remote-access rear liftgate. The final difference is that the Pro S adds a rear seat armrest with a ski pass-thru section, handy for loading long objects.

2022 Volkswagen ID.4 Pro S with Gradient

Perhaps you want not only the latest features but top-class exterior styling. The 2022 Volkswagen ID.4 Pro S with Gradient takes all the luxuries of the Pro S and offers various two-tone color options with a black roof. One of those colors, Kings Red Metallic, is exclusive to the Pro S with Gradient. If you don’t want two-tone, a pure black color scheme to match the roof is offered at no additional cost.

Unlike the Pro S, the Pro S with Gradient also gets 20-inch alloy wheels instead of 19-inch versions. This fully loaded take on the Volkswagen electric SUV also has silver-painted roof rails and accents, adding a touch of contrast to the black roof.

Which 2022 Volkswagen ID.4 Trim Level Should You Get?

Volkswagen is one automaker that doesn’t skimp on the base model. The ID.4 Pro is a fine SUV that will leave most drivers totally satisfied. It still comes with all the same safety features as those found on the higher trims, and the performance is at its most efficient. Upgrading to the Pro S provides a little of everything, while the Pro S with Gradient is a subtler upgrade that adds two-tone body color paint and a few other embellishments.

A Volkswagen EV’s power delivery is fast, smooth, and completely silent, making it feel significantly more engaging in around-town driving than other automobiles. While the VW ID.4 is available in three trim levels, you’ll get a thrilling and ecologically friendly ride in any of them. Don’t lose out on the chance to get the best incentives and most efficient service by getting your next vehicle at Volkswagen of Streetsboro.