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2028 Volkswagen ID. Tiguan Replaces the ID.4 EV with Stronger Styling

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2028 Volkswagen ID. Tiguan Replaces the ID.4 EV with Stronger Styling

The ID. Tiguan looks more striking and has huge screens in the cabin, but also brings back physical buttons and real door handles.

Late last month, Volkswagen confirmed that it would replace the ID.4 with a new compact electric SUV called the ID. Tiguan and teased us with a camouflaged prototype. Now, VW is already revealing the new ID. Tiguan in full, showing off its crisp new styling and modern, screen-covered cabin.

The ID. Tiguan serves as a successor to the ID.4, which Volkswagen stopped producing for the U.S. market back in April. While this official reveal is focused on European markets, Volkswagen’s American arm confirmed the ID. Tiguan will reach our shores, although it didn’t specify when and with which powertrains.

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Visually, the ID.4 wears a bolder, blockier face, with the headlights linked by a thick LED light bar and an illuminated VW badge, all of which is situated within a black housing. Below that there’s a grille opening, which on the R-Line model is set within more black trim that spans the bumper and flicks up at the outer edges, where vertical LED running lights are housed. On other ID. Tiguans, the grille is tucked below the SUV’s chin, which is formed by character lines running between a pair of vertically oriented vents.

The black plastic trim along the side sills has been reduced to a line near the base of the doors, and the ID.


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