Volkswagen ID.3 Specs & Dimensions

The VW ID.3 Essential Pure comes as standard with 18-inch ‘Aero’ steel wheels, LED headlights and brake lights, ‘Taia’ cloth seats, leather-trimmed steering wheel, four USB-C sockets, 12.9-inch infotainment touchscreen, autonomous emergency braking, car-to-car communication, ten-colour ambient lighting, and electric folding door mirrors.

Over and above the standard equipment of the ID.3 Essential Pure, the Match Pure comes with 18-inch ‘East Derry’ alloy wheels, high-beam assistance, tinted rear glass, the ‘Discover Pro’ navigation system, wireless phone connection, two-zone climate control, a rear view camera, and carpet mats.

The entry-level Pro Essential trim comes with 18-inch steel wheels with 'Aero' wheel covers. LED headlights are standard with an auto-dip feature, there's cloth upholstery and a leatherette steering wheel, as well as the standard touchscreen infotainment system that also controls all the car's other functions. 10-colour ambient lighting also features, as do rear parking sensors.

In Pro Match form, the Volkswagen ID3 comes with a 58kWh battery pack, which has a potential maximum range of up to 268 miles on one charge. Standard equipment includes 18-inch ‘East Derry’ alloy wheels, wireless smartphone charging, LED Matrix headlights with ‘advanced dynamic light assistance’, LED brake lights with ‘scrolling’ indicators, ‘Discover Pro’ built-in satellite navigation, an illuminated front grille, tinted rear glass, keyless entry and start, a rear-view camera, proactive passenger protection system in combination with the ‘Front Assist’ anti-collision system, and two-zone climate control.

The VW ID3 Pro S Essential gets the big 77kWh battery pack, which makes for a potential range of up to 356 miles. As standard, it comes with 19-inch ‘Wellington’ alloy wheels, ‘Artvelours’ microfibre seat trim, power-adjusted front seats, an exterior welcome light, heated front seats, and ten-colour cabin ambient lighting.

Pro S specification on a VW ID3 means that it comes with the bigger 77kWh battery, giving a potential range of up to 349 miles. Standard equipment includes 20-inch ‘Sanya’ alloy wheels, heated front seats, LED Matrix headlights with ‘dynamic light assistance’, LED brake lights with ‘scrolling’ indicators, wireless smartphone charging, ambient exterior lighting, tinted rear glass, keyless entry and start, a rear-view camera, and the upgraded forward anti-collision system.

The higher of the two ID3 trim levels gets a much larger battery, upping the range by 82 miles to an official 347 miles. It also gets 19-inch alloy wheels, powered memory front seats with powered lumbar support and a split-fold rear seat

GTX Performance variants of the ID3 get the most powerful motor of the range - a 326hp motor and 79kWh battery give it a 0-62mph sprint of 5.7s and a range of 369 miles. They also come with sporty 20-inch black alloy wheels, heated 'ergoActive' seats, 30-colour ambient lighting, a Harman Kardon sound system, and adaptive chassis control with adjustable suspension.