The Volkswagen ID2 X is set to debut as VW's newest compact electric SUV at the IAA motor show in Munich this September. This SUV variant of the ID2 hatchback joins VW's expanding lineup of small EVs, alongside the Cupra Raval and Skoda Epiq.

Performance and Specifications:

• Front-wheel drive configuration
• Battery options: 35kWh to 60kWh
• Power output: 160hp to 225hp
• Range: Up to 280 miles
• Charging: 10-80% in approximately 20 minutes

Size and Practicality:

• Similar dimensions to VW T-Roc (approximately 4.2m long, 1.8m wide)
• Expected to offer larger cargo capacity than ID2's 490 liters
• Built on the same platform as ID2, Skoda Epiq, and Cupra Raval

Technology Features:

• EV route planner
• Travel Assist semi-autonomous driving capability
• Advanced Matrix LED headlights
• Expected return to physical buttons following recent criticism of touch controls
• Possible retro-inspired digital displays

Design Elements:

• Distinctive three-crease design in rear pillar
• More conservative styling compared to Cupra Raval
• Modern interior with potential nostalgic touches

Pricing and Availability:

• Expected price: Around €30,000 (£25,000)
• Slightly higher than ID2's €25,000 (£21,000) price point
• Launch timeline: Official unveiling at IAA 2025
• Market availability: 2026

The ID2 X represents VW's commitment to making electric vehicles more accessible while maintaining practical features and modern technology. Its positioning as an affordable electric SUV aims to accelerate EV adoption in the compact vehicle segment.

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