Volkswagen ID.7 · 2026

2026 Volkswagen ID.7 Pro S Match

£55,450

86 kWh 286 PS

Cost

Price On the road, from Volkswagen's own announcement. Well over the £37,000 ceiling for the Electric Car Grant.
£55,450

Battery

Battery
86 kWh

Range

Range Volkswagen's January 2026 press pack gives 433 miles for the newer Plus version of this car.
437 miles

Charging

Max fast charge power Ten minutes at this rate is worth about 150 miles.
200 kW
Fastest charge time 10 to 80%, which Volkswagen quotes as about 28 minutes for both batteries. Its 2024 launch release said as little as 26 minutes for the 86 kWh car.
28 mins

Performance

Top speed Electronically limited.
112 mph
Acceleration
6.6 secs
Horsepower Volkswagen quotes 210 kW, 286 PS.
286 hp
Torque
545 Nm

Details

Towing
Yes
Towing capacity Braked, on a 12% gradient.
1,000 kg
Seating
5 seats

Dimensions

Length
4,961 mm
Width Mirrors folded
1,862 mm
Height
1,536 mm
Boot volume With all five seats in place.
532 litres
Boot volume (max) Rear seat backrests folded and loaded roof high.
1,586 litres
Wheelbase
2,971 mm
Width including mirrors What has to clear a garage door or a narrow lane.
2,141 mm
The Volkswagen ID.7 ID.7, head on ID.7, front three-quarter ID.7, from the side ID.7 in the mountains ID.7, rear three-quarter The ID.7's rear light bar ID.7 on the road The ID.7 on charge The ID.7's dashboard Inside the ID.7 The ID.7's front seats The ID.7 GTX ID.7 GTX, from the side

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The Volkswagen ID.7 · © Volkswagen ID.7, head on · © Volkswagen ID.7, front three-quarter · © Volkswagen ID.7, from the side · © Volkswagen ID.7 in the mountains · © Volkswagen ID.7, rear three-quarter · © Volkswagen The ID.7's rear light bar · © Volkswagen ID.7 on the road · © Volkswagen The ID.7 on charge · © Volkswagen The ID.7's dashboard · © Volkswagen Inside the ID.7 · © Volkswagen The ID.7's front seats · © Volkswagen The ID.7 GTX · © Volkswagen ID.7 GTX, from the side · © Volkswagen

What it costs to run

A full charge at home could cost £6.02, or 1.4p per mile.*

Based on Intelligent Octopus Go, an EV tariff from Octopus Energy (£50 off when you switch). * At 7p a unit, using the manufacturer's WLTP efficiency figure. What you actually pay depends on how, and where, you drive.

Videos

Volkswagen ID.7 review

Review by Mr. EV · Watch on YouTube

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