In January 2026, a Volkswagen ID.7 specially developed to Turkey will be available.
Here According to Aslan Batur in the video you can watch, a fully electric Volkswagen ID.7 will be available in January 2026 with a 150 kW engine with a 150 KW engine. The version stated that the engine was developed specially in Turkey, if there is no change in the current conditions It is stated that it will be sold at a price lower than 1.9 million TL.
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Volkswagen ID.7 210 KW 286 PS Pro S, which is currently sold for 2 million 801 thousand TL, had given the following: “With a length of about five meters (4.96 meters), Volkswagen’s first global electric model in the upper middle class ID.7 ID.7 took its place in the Volkswagen showrooms with the Pro S hardware level. Volkswagen ID.7, the longest -range electric car developed by Volkswagen to date, combines the brand’s powerful sedan heritage with high -level technologies and vision of electric mobility. ID.7 has a comfortable family vehicle and a sports car character with its premium equipment and high -level driving dynamics. In addition, Vegan and Sustainable Materials emphasize the brand’s view of the future in ID.7, which is also very generous about the use of premium materials in the interior.
ID.7 meets customers in Turkey with a pro S version with 210 kW (286 PS) power and rear rear -up. ID.7 Pro S has a net battery capacity of 86 kWh and offers an electric range of 697 km compared to the WLTP combined cycle. In urban use, this range can reach up to 844 km. In addition, ID.7 can be charged with 11 kW AC charging devices, as well as with a maximum charging speed of up to 200 kW at DC fast charging stations, it can be charged from 10 percent to 80 percent in just 26 minutes. Thanks to the charge and thermal management function while the vehicle is on the road, the battery is allowed to access the ideal charging temperature before the next DC charging stop and preliminary preparation is made for this high -speed charging process. This feature can significantly reduce charging times in winter. ”