7 Reasons to Choose the 2025 Volkswagen ID.4 Electric SUV

The 2025 Volkswagen ID.4 shows how innovation can energize a classic. Expect thrilled, the latest tech, and cutting-edge engineering in a sleek, zero-emission package. This clean-energy addition to the iconic brand's lineup is here to help you rediscover the pure joy of driving. more Basics About the 2025 Volkswagen ID.4 The all-electric SUV hit the streets in late 2024 as part of VW's continuing push toward electrification. Sitting on sturdy 19-inch machined alloy wheels with all-season tires, the model looks sharp and delivers reliable traction year-long. Heated, foldable, and power-adjustable side mirrors provide crystal-clear visibility in changing weather conditions. Automatic LED headlights and daytime running lights remove visibility stress from your early morning or evening commutes. With a maximum output of around 201 horsepower (150 kW), the ID.4 offers smooth acceleration without the fumes of a traditional engine. DC fast-charging capability of up to 100 kW means you'll spend more time on the road and less time waiting around at charging stations. The base model offers a comfortable range of around 206 miles, ideal for most daily needs. If your weekend plans involve longer road trips, go for the ID.4 Pro S trim, which pushes the motor's range to 291 miles. New and Unique Features Style, Comfort, and Ambiance Thanks to Climatronic-style dual-zone climate control, you and your passengers ride in personalized comfort. Heated front seats keep you warm in chilly weather, so you won't need to worry about feeling the cold when visiting out-of-state relatives for the holidays. Higher-level trims add luxurious elements to your ride, including V-Tex leatherette seating surfaces, a heated steering wheel, and even massaging front seats. Add ventilated front-row seats, and you'll keep cool even when Waipahu temperatures soar to 88 degrees. The 10-color adjustable ambient lighting lets you set the mood for late-night cruising or morning errands. An auto-dimming interior rearview mirror makes your driver safer by reducing the glare from headlights behind you. Driver-Focused Tech A 12-inch touchscreen with built-in navigation and wireless smartphone integration puts media and maps at your fingertips. Voice control features and intuitive visual cues help you stay connected without taking your eyes of the road. Those who want extra tech can pick the available 12.9-inch display and next-get infotainment with backlit sliders. Thanks to the ID.4's multiple USB charging ports, running out of juice halfway through the journey is now a thing of the past. Advanced driver assist systems, such as travel assist, lane assist, emergency assist, and front assist (with forward collision warning and emergency braking), make daily commutes safer and less tiring. If you want proof that electric driving can be exciting, practical, and comfortable, the ID.4 is it. Stop by Tony Volkswagen in Waipahu, HI, and test drive the future of driving today.

IQ.Drive is a range of advanced safety features that assist you when driving. They're not a substitute for careful driving, but they warn you of situations you may not have seen. This allows you to take action and avoid an accident. Many of these systems will actively intervene to protect you and your passengers. As your Volkswagen dealer, we want to tell you about some of the Volkswagen safety features you may have in your vehicle. more From Your Volkswagen Dealer: How Volkswagen Safety Features Protect You Active Blind Spot Monitor This system uses radar sensors to monitor your blind spots. If the sensors detect a vehicle, your direction indicators on the corresponding side and the three squares on that side mirror flash. If you're about to hit the turn indicator to change lanes, these warnings will save you from an accident. Rear Traffic Alert Radar sensors in your Volkswagen's rear scan the area to your left and right. When you shift into reverse, these sensors will warn you if they detect a vehicle or motorcycle that will pass behind you. This gives you time to brake and avoid a collision. This system will also automatically brake if your vehicle hasn't stopped after the warnings. Lane Assist This system is active when driving above 35 mph. It uses advanced camera technology to identify the lane lines and works to keep you centered in your lane. You receive audio and visual warnings if you move toward the lines and are not actively steering. If your vehicle continues to move, the system turns your wheel to direct you back into your lane. Front Assist This feature uses radar and a camera to scan the road ahead for other vehicles or pedestrians in your lane. Advanced versions of this technology can also detect cyclists. If it detects a moving object in front of you, it calculates the distance to the object and your speed to determine if a collision risk exists. Front Assist provides audio and visual warning if an accident is possible. These warnings give you time to take action by hitting the brakes or evading the object. If you don't react in time, the system applies the brakes and will perform hard braking to stop you almost instantly, if needed, to prevent a collision. Emergency Assist This feature is active if Lane Assist is active, and it monitors your hands on the wheel. If it detects your hands aren't on the wheel, it provides an escalating series of visual and audio warnings advising you to resume steering. If you don't actively steer after the warnings, it automatically works to keep you centered in your lane and brings your Volkswagen to a controlled stop for safety. These are just some of the systems that keep you safe. If you'd like to know more, contact us at Tony Volkswagen in Waihapu, HI.

When you test drive models at your Volkswagen dealer, you will have the opportunity to explore VW's terrific infotainment and connectivity features. The VW infotainment system offers a robust collection of high-tech features, from built-in navigation displays to smartphone-connected apps to stream your favorite tunes. more Exploring VW's Latest Infotainment System: A Guide for Tech-Savvy Drivers When drivers think about infotainment, entertainment options are sometimes the first thing to come to mind. Today's VW models have App-Connect, an infotainment feature that enables connectivity to smartphone-integrated apps via Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. To access your smartphone entertainment apps, all you need to do is plug your phone into your vehicle's infotainment unit or connect wirelessly. App-Connect features allow you to access virtually all of your favorite apps on your VW's centerstack touchscreen. These apps can include Google or Apple Maps, Spotify, Apple News, and Audible, as well as apps for weather updates, your calendar, and more. Using some of these smartphone-connected apps may require a data plan. SiriusXM Radio Satellite radio via a three-month trial for SiriusXM radio is also a standard part of your VW's infotainment software. Satellite radio provides a crystal-clear listening experience with radio stations that are curated to your interests and musical tastes. After your trial is over, you can contact your dealership to learn about subscribing to a long-term satellite radio plan. VW Digital Cockpit Pro The Digital Cockpit Pro is an enhanced digital cluster found on models like the 2024 VW Atlas. This digital cluster features a large 10.25-inch screen located behind the steering wheel with multiple displays for vehicle stats like speedometer, fuel economy, driving range, and more. This digital cluster comes with a central built-in navigation screen that puts turn-by-turn directions right within your line of sight, rather than on the central infotainment display. The Digital Cockpit Pro can be customized to suit your preferences, which means you can choose which gauges or pre-set pages are displayed on the digital cluster. You can choose a full-screen view, a traditional gauge cluster style, or a more modern digital style to customize the Digital Cockpit Pro to your aesthetic preferences. Can Your Volkswagen Dealer Update Your Infotainment Software? The latest infotainment software is typically updated with no-fuss over-the-air updates or remote updates that are automatically downloaded or installed. However, if you run into trouble with your automatic update, you can drop by your VW dealer for troubleshooting assistance. Downloading the myVW app on your smartphone can also keep you updated on your recommended maintenance and updates, and even allows you to schedule service online. From built-in navigation to curated music streaming, your VW infotainment software is ready to make each drive a fun and convenient experience. Check out this infotainment technology when you take a test drive at Tony Volkswagen in Waipahu, HI.