The Volkswagen ID. Tiguan is Volkswagen's new battery‑electric SUV built on the MEB+ platform and produced in Emden, Germany; it replaces the combustion Tiguan in the brand's mainstream SUV range with dedicated electric packaging, two battery options at launch and fast‑charging capability. It matters for buyers and dealers in Germany and Austria because Volkswagen positions the ID. Tiguan as a direct electric successor with competitive WLTP ranges, multiple power outputs including AWD, and a starting price announced for Europe.
Key facts at a glance
- Status: orderable; series production started at Emden (press release 12 Nov 2026).
- World premiere: 9 October 2026; pre‑sales opened 13 Oct 2026.
- Market launch: Early 2027 in Europe; Austria: end of February 2027 (importer statement).
- European base price (manufacturer stated): €42,695 (Germany base/entry price).
- Battery options at launch: 58 kWh (LFP) and 77 kWh (NMC); 95 kWh planned for summer 2027.
- Power/versions: 140 kW (190 PS), 210 kW (286 PS) and 220 kW (299 PS) 4MOTION.
- WLTP ranges (manufacturer figures): approx. 331–605 km depending on battery and configuration.
- Key dimensions: length ~4,618–4,628 mm; wheelbase 2,771 mm; luggage 534 l (to 1,577 l).
Versions and technical specifications
| Version | Battery | Power | WLTP range (approx.) | Max DC charging | Performance (0–100 km/h / top speed) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID. Tiguan 140 kW | 58 kWh (LFP) | 140 kW (190 PS) | WLTP approx. 331–455 km (depending on configuration) | Up to 105 kW | ~8.5 s / 160 km/h |
| ID. Tiguan 210 kW | 77 kWh (NMC) | 210 kW (286 PS) | WLTP approx. 402–605 km (depending on configuration) | Up to 165 kW | ~6.6 s / 180 km/h |
| ID. Tiguan 220 kW 4MOTION | 77 kWh (NMC) | 220 kW (299 PS) | WLTP approx. 391–564 km (depending on configuration) | Up to 165 kW | ~6.2 s / 180 km/h |
Dimensions
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Length | 4,618–4,628 mm |
| Width (excl. mirrors) | 1,855 mm |
| Width (incl. mirrors) | 2,118 mm |
| Height (max) | 1,635 mm |
| Wheelbase | 2,771 mm |
| Luggage volume | 534 l (to 1,577 l with seats folded) |
| Frunk | 32 l |
Design and interior
The ID. Tiguan follows Volkswagen’s ID family design language with aerodynamic details (drag coefficient 0.26) and practical SUV proportions. Interior highlights include a 10" digital cockpit, a 15" central touchscreen and an optional 12" front‑passenger display, plus features such as Vehicle‑to‑Load (V2L) support.
Technology and drive
Built on the MEB+ platform, the ID. Tiguan offers two battery chemistries at launch (LFP 58 kWh and NMC 77 kWh) with maximum DC charging of 105 kW and 165 kW respectively; manufacturer figures state 10–80% charging in roughly 26–29 minutes. The IDA voice assistant is listed as a feature (manufacturer cites ChatGPT integration in IDA but technical details are not specified).
Prices and market launch (Germany & Austria)
Manufacturer‑stated European base/entry price: €42,695 (Germany). Austria list prices published by Volkswagen Austria range from €44,490 (Trend 140 kW – 58 kWh) up to €55,590 (Style 220 kW – 77 kWh 4MOTION). The Austrian importer also published a promotional/financing price example: €39,990 for a Trend model under specific Porsche Bank/exchange/financing bonuses; promotional conditions apply. Series production started in Emden and the model is orderable; market launch is scheduled for early 2027 in Europe with Austria cited as end of February 2027 for deliveries.
Competitors
In Germany and Austria the ID. Tiguan competes with mainstream electric SUVs such as the Škoda Enyaq (a Volkswagen Group technical sibling), Tesla Model Y, Hyundai Ioniq 5, Kia EV6 and BMW iX1. For buyers these rivals offer alternative combinations of range, performance, equipment and dealer support within the same compact to mid‑sized electric SUV segment.
Frequently asked questions
When does the Volkswagen ID. Tiguan come out?
Series production began at Volkswagen’s Emden plant and the car is orderable; the market launch for Europe is scheduled for early 2027, with Austria cited for end of February 2027 by the importer.
How much does the Volkswagen ID. Tiguan cost?
Manufacturer‑stated European base/entry price is €42,695 (Germany). Austrian list prices range from €44,490 to €55,590 depending on version; a promotional/financing offer in Austria can reduce an example Trend price to €39,990 under specific conditions.
What range does the Volkswagen ID. Tiguan have?
WLTP ranges vary by battery and configuration: the 58 kWh version is quoted at approx. 331–455 km, the 77 kWh versions at approx. 391–605 km depending on exact specification.
What battery sizes and charging speeds are available?
At launch there are two net battery capacities: 58 kWh (LFP) with DC charging up to 105 kW and 77 kWh (NMC) with DC charging up to 165 kW; a 95 kWh variant is planned for summer 2027.
Where is the ID. Tiguan produced?
The ID. Tiguan is produced at Volkswagen’s Emden plant in Germany.
Is there an all‑wheel‑drive version?
Yes. Volkswagen offers a 220 kW (299 PS) 4MOTION version; there is also a 210 kW model (single‑motor) and a 140 kW base powertrain.
What equipment and tech stand out inside the car?
Key features listed by Volkswagen include a 10" digital cockpit, 15" central display, optional 12" front‑passenger display, IDA voice assistant and Vehicle‑to‑Load (V2L) support.
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Status: 2026-11-15. This page is updated as soon as the manufacturer publishes new information.
