2023 Volkswagen ID.4 Standard starting at $37,495 + $1295 destination fee = $38,790
Eligible for a $7500 tax credit, $31,290 net price after tax credit
For NJ residents: eligible for $4000 state incentive, after federal tax credit and state incentive, net $27,290
Press Release from VW:
“Herndon, VA — Today, Volkswagen of America announced that pricing for the 2023 ID.4 electric compact SUV will start at an MSRP of $37,495, with an all-new entry battery pack, upgraded exterior and interior design, new aluminum-alloy wheels, updated improved center console, and more features. Now assembled in Chattanooga, Tenn., the ID.4 is offered in three trim levels—Standard/Pro, S, and S Plus—with the option of 62 kWh and 82 kWh batteries and rear-wheel- or all-wheel drive.
The entry ID.4, now called the ID.4 Standard, is equipped with a new 62 kWh battery, allowing for a lower price of entry and a preliminary manufacturer estimated range of 208 miles, based on a simulated EPA-test cycle. A single, permanent magnet synchronous motor powers the rear wheels and provides 201 horsepower…
The ID.4 Standard starts at an MSRP of $37,495 before a potential Federal tax credit of up to $7,500. The entry model is extremely well equipped, while its new 62 kWh battery allows the lowest price of entry to date for the ID.4. It features redesigned 19-inch aluminum-alloy wheels; LED headlights, Daytime Running Lights (DRLs), and taillights; automatic headlights with rain-sensing wipers; KESSY® advanced keyless entry; dual-zone Climatronic®; a Discover Pro Max 12” touchscreen navigation system with voice control and 6+1 speaker sound system; Bluetooth® connectivity for compatible devices; wireless phone charging and App-Connect®; manual heated premium cloth/leatherette front seats; Volkswagen’s 5.3-inch ID.Cockpit digital instrument cluster; interior multi-color ambient lighting and ID. Light; Car-Net® with Wi-Fi capability (requires subscription); a new multi-function touch premium leatherette steering wheel; gloss black front bumper grilles and roof rails in black; a rearview camera; an auto dimming rear-view mirror, heated side mirrors and heated windshield washer nozzles; and a 60:40 split folding rear seat.
In addition to Front Assist with pedestrian and cyclist detection, Side Assist, front and rear Park Distance Control, and High Beam Control (Light Assist), every ID.4 features Volkswagen’s IQ.DRIVE suite of advanced assistance technology, which includes: Travel Assist 2.0; Lane Keeping System (Lane Assist); Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop and Go; Traffic Sign Recognition; a memory feature for Park Assist; and Emergency Assist 3.0.
The ID.4 Pro builds on the comprehensive set of standard features of the ID.4 with an 82 kWh battery that boosts manufacturer’s estimated range from 208 miles to 275. All-wheel drive is available in the ID.4 AWD Pro, adding an additional front motor and increasing power from 201 hp to 295 hp.
The ID.4 Pro starts at $42,495 MSRP, and the all-wheel-drive version starts at an MSRP of $46,295. Both versions benefit from an increased DC fast charging capability of 170kW, and a variable luggage/load compartment floor. All-wheel-drive models further feature a heated windshield, as well a tow hitch with 2,700 lbs towing capacity.”
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For a net price of $27k in NJ, even $31k with no incentive, it’s a great value, the EPA simulated 208 miles is pretty low, and will only be lower in the cold, running the A/C, and/or driving highway speeds, it will be lower, but realistically no one drives that much in a day.
