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Volkswagen used to be the mass-market carmaker everyone admired for its affordable mainstream vehicles like the Beetle, Golf, and split-screen camper van. However, Dieselgate ruined its reputation. The German behemoth appears to be making a comeback, this time in electric form. A few years back, the ID.3 compact car was launched, which has since become a best-selling EV.

Volkswagen ID.4 - The beginning of the E-Era

The ID.4 bears a striking resemblance to ID.3 but lacks the latter's unusually stubby front. The styling is clean and uncomplicated, with large 20-in alloys on the first edition. The interior is strikingly similar to that of the ID.3. However more spacious. The front seats are spacious, as are the rear seats, with plenty of room for tall people, though the middle rear seat will always be reserved for the fifth person who drew the short straw. Rear passengers also get their own air vents and USB-C charging ports.

There is plenty of rear legroom, with 543 litres before folding the rear seats and 1,575 litres after. That is more than a Mercedes C-class estate, for example. VW has managed to fill the space under the hood with electronics completely. The controls of the used Volkswagen ID series for sale in Dubai strike just the right balance of simplicity and tradition. To start the car system, simply get in and press the brake pedal while holding the keys. A rotating knob to the right of the steering wheel controls the drive system. Traditional culms for the lights and wipers are present, as are touch buttons for significant features such as front and rear window demisting.

The dashboard display is straightforward, consisting mostly of a speed and remainder range digital readout. Separate buttons are provided to set the dual-zone climate control and access key features, such as changing the motor power between eco, normal, and sport. There are also volume control buttons. Everything else, however, is controlled by the LCD touch-screen. This is well-structured and responsive enough. You also get three years of connected services, which will come in handy now that VW has begun to roll out over-the-air updates for its ID cars.

The first version of the used Volkswagen ID. 4 for sale in Dubai, like the ID.3, has a single rear motor with 201 hp, which appears adequate. However, because it weighs 2.1 tonnes, it can only accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in 8.2 seconds. That is fast by internal combustion engine vehicle standards but slow for an EV. If you're coming from an internal-combustion SUV, the ID.4 will feel plenty quick, thanks to the electric motor's instant torque, which always makes an EV feel faster than it is, especially below 30mph.

This car handles much better than a 2.1-ton car due to its rear-wheel drive, low centre of gravity, and even weight distribution. Even when manoeuvring its enormous mass through traffic on a congested Dubai street, it is remarkably smooth and effortless. At highway speeds, it feels incredibly planted and in its element.

While the Volkswagen ID.4 is not the mass-market EV SUV version of the Beetle or Golf, and the ID.3 is still a bit pricy, it is still a fantastic vehicle. There is currently no less expensive electric SUV of this size in Europe. The range is excellent, it is not fast, but it drives well and has all of the essential features, including adaptive cruise control at the top of the list. The ID.4 clearly declares from Volkswagen that it means business in the electric car market. You can buy used Volkswagen ID. 4 for sale in Dubai at a starting price of AED 128,000.

Volkswagen ID 6 – Following the wheel tracks of Big Brother!

The ID.4's bigger brother, the ID.6 X, is offered as a crossover and a little rowdier, more SUV-like Crozz. Its wheelbase was expanded by 300mm to accommodate the third row of seats. However, seven-up passengers need only bring hand luggage. After all, depending on the cabin design, its boot volume ranges from hopeless to passable. The pseudo-off-road livery Neo-NPV is 10mm longer than the full-size Touareg at 4888mm. It is slightly taller and wider than the ID.4 and weighs a hefty 2280kg. Access to seat row three is hampered, as are rear legroom, headroom, and shoulder room, as well as the contour-less, thinly cushioned seats.

Customers who want to beat the crowds to the best restaurant in town should choose the top-of-the-line AWD model, which has a combined power of 228kW. The front wheels of these used Volkswagen cars for sale are powered by a 76kW motor, while the rear drivetrain (152kW) is a carryover from the ID.3. The base model features a 134kW engine squeezed between its rear legs. Two under-floor battery packs are available; the smaller one has a capacity of 58kWh, while the larger one has a capacity of 77kWh. Users can expect ranges of 436 and 588 kilometres, respectively.

The used Volkswagen ID. 6 for sale in Dubai accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in mere 6.6 seconds, while both variants have a top speed of 160 km/h. The average consumption is 18.2kWh/100km, the peak torque is a reasonable 310Nm, and the maximum charging power is just adequate 125kW. The ID.6 is a stoically safe vehicle that ticks all must-have boxes but rarely excels besides the surprise-and-delight instant torque effect. According to the ID movement's mastermind, the ongoing transformation process will soon provide new features. At the same time, the proximity of extended autonomous driving capabilities necessitates a substantial rethink on the part of the industry and customers.

In this context, VW freely recognises that self-motivated driver who like routinely pushing their limits and the vehicle characteristics that allow them to do so – including the enthusiastic GTI and R crowd – are no longer the ID family of cars' intended demographic. Interested in buying this car? You can buy used Volkswagen ID. 6 for sale in Dubai at a starting price of AED 133,000.

FAQs

• Is Volkswagen a GOOD car?

  VWs are generally robust, responsive, and enjoyable to drive, having a more premium feel than their competitors.

• Is Volkswagen expensive to fix?

  The maintenance costs for used Volkswagen cars for sale in Dubai are typically around AED 2500 per year, which is higher than the industry average. Volkswagen's 2021 models, on the other hand, have lower maintenance costs.

• Are Volkswagen high maintenance?

  The used Volkswagen cars for sale enter the shop for unscheduled maintenance roughly 0.5 times yearly, and only 11% of those repairs are considered severe.