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£38,233

£31,733

2.9%APR

£305/Month

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Volkswagen ID.3

Pro 59kWh Match Auto 5dr

Electric
Automatic
25 Miles
Black
268 Miles Range

Wrexham Volkswagen

New

£39,940

£36,490

2.9%APR

£391/Month

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Volkswagen ID.3

Pro S 79kWh Match Auto 5dr

Electric
Automatic
10 Miles
White
350 Miles Range

Oldham Volkswagen

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£40,935

2.9%APR

£492/Month

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Volkswagen ID.3

Pro S 77kWh Match Auto 5dr (5Seat)

Electric
Automatic
10 Miles
Red
344 Miles Range

Oldham Volkswagen

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£46,325

£42,990

2.9%APR

£486/Month

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Volkswagen ID.3

Performance 79kWh GTX Auto 5dr

Electric
Automatic
10 Miles
Grey
370 Miles Range

Oldham Volkswagen

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Cash Price£30,233
Deposit£5,500
APR2.9%
monthly payments£305
Rate of interest2.85%
Total amount payable£32,345
Term48 months
Total deposit£5,500
Total amount of credit£24,733
Optional final payment£12,488
Annual mileage6,000
Excess cost per mile8 pence
Deposit Contribution£4,500

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Going electric is easy and we are confident you’ll love it too, that’s why we are giving you 100 days to get comfortable and feel good driving electric.

We’re sure you will love your new ID. but if it’s not the right fit, you can bring it back. Simply notify us, and return it between 80 and 100 days after your handover. Once it’s been returned, you’ll receive a refund minus reasonable costs like damage, modification repairs, depreciation, OHME wall box charges and finance deductions^^

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Volkswagen ID.7 Tourer

When it comes to rule-breaking new cars, the ID.3 is right up there.

It’s Volkswagen’s next-generation electric hatchback and it’s one that the manufacturer hopes will take EV ownership mainstream. As you’d imagine there’s a lot to learn about it, so let’s dive in and take a look. The Volkswagen ID.3 has recently undergone a mid-life update which brings a slightly updated look, new tech features and a higher-quality interior. The bonnet of the ID.3 has been reshaped to include sculpted lines and the sheet metal now goes all the way up to the base of the windscreen.

The front bumper has also been reshaped, with air curtains added at the edges and the rear lights have been altered to include a two-part shape - sections on the boot lid are now illuminated. Additionally, new alloy wheel designs have been included and a new colour, Dark Olivine Green, complete the visual changes. Volkswagen has also added the ability to subscribe to ‘function on demand’ allowing the driver to buy or rent features after purchasing the car. This includes the 30-color interior ambient lighting.

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Interior Design

If you’ve seen the cabin of the latest, eighth-generation Golf then the ID.3’s interior will be instantly familiar. It shares much of the same architecture and design, in fact, which means the cockpit is dominated by screens, which replace the vast majority of buttons you might be used to finding.

Because it lacks a regular transmission, the centre of the car is free to be used for storage - so there are cup holders and deep storage bins where you’d usually find the arm rest. It should help to keep your ID.3 clutter-free and provide ample space for belongings.

Exterior Design

The exterior design of the ID.3 is a wonderful blend of concept-car looks and current Volkswagen vehicle styling. The front LED running lights seem to lead directly into the front ‘grille’ - the ID.3 doesn’t need a conventional grille as there’s no engine to cool - while large alloy wheels help to bring to design together as a finishing touch.

Around the back, the ID.3 looks exceptionally close in design to the Golf, but that’s no bad thing - we like the look of Volkswagen’s well-known hatch - so we’re inclined to say the same about the ID.3 too.

e-technology

If it’s technology you’re after, then the ID.3 will should check all of the boxes. It’s set to come with an augmented reality heads-up display, which allows a projection to be displayed on a large proportion of the windscreen. It’s being included to help with elements such as navigation without needing to turn your head away from the road, though launch cars in the UK won’t get it - later models will be the first to receive it. It’s something that’s definitely worth hanging on for!

Volkswagen has also included a comprehensive voice command system in the ID.3, which is capable of controlling a vast number of features in the car.

A new kind of motion

Though more motor options are due to arrive later on, the ID.3 is being launched with just one powertrain choice and that’s a 201bhp version - capable of returning a claimed 260 miles. There’s due to be a larger battery version arriving later and this will return more than 300 miles from a single charge, but even this mid-range ID.3’s range is enough for most journeys.

It’ll accept a 100kW DC fast charge too, which Volkswagen says, is enough to add 180 miles of range in just 30 minutes.

Volkswagen ID.3 trim levels

Hosting a wide range of trim levels, VW have seemingly covered every base here. An exciting electric car, Pure Essential ,Pure Match, Pro Essential, Pro Match, Pro S Essential, Pro S Match and GTX Performance are all of the trims of the ID.3.

New VW ID.3 Fire and Ice parked next to lake

New Volkswagen ID.3 GTX Fire & Ice

Price from £48,360

The ID.3 GTX Fire & Ice is now open for order, reimagining the iconic 1990s Golf special edition Fire and Ice designed in collaboration with BOGNER FIRE+ICE.

Finished in Ultra Violet metallic with a Flaming Red roof accent, it features 20-inch alloys, bold decals, and a split red-and-blue interior inspired by ski wear. Powered by a 240 kW motor, it hits 0–62 mph in 5.7 s, offers up to 367 miles WLTP, and charges from 10–80% in 26 min. UK prices start at £48,360.

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What trim levels are available on the Volkswagen ID.3?

ID.3 Pure Essential

Features Include:

Range up to 241 miles
18” Aero Steel Wheels
LED headlights
High Beam Assist
2 USB-C ports in the front and 2 in rear
Car2X - intelligent vehicle networking
Front Assist
10 colour ambient lighting
Remote electrically foldable door mirrors

ID.3 Pure Match

Features Include:

Range up to 240 miles
18" East Derry Black Alloy wheels
Rear tinted glass
Wireless App-Connect
Rear view camera
High Beam Assist
Discover Pro Navigation system

ID.3 Pro Essential

Features Include:

Range up to 269 miles
Leather-wrapped multi-function steering wheel
Remote electrically foldable door mirrors,
Front Assist - Autonomous emergency braking
Infotainment system with 12.9" display
LED headlights

ID.3 Pro Match

Features Include:

Range up to 268 miles
East Derry 18" Black Alloy Wheels
Advanced dynamic light assist
Keyless entry and starting
Rear view camera
Ambient lighting

ID.3 Pro S Essential

Features Include:

Range up to 352 miles
20" Sanya black Alloy Wheels
Wireless smartphone charger
10 colour ambient lighting
Advanced dynamic light assist for LED Matrix headlights
Leather-wrapped multi-function steering wheel
Rear view camera

ID.3 Pro S Match

Features Include:

Range up to 351 miles
Advanced dynamic light assist for LED Matrix headlights
Proactive passenger protection system
Keyless entry and starting
Rear tinted glass
Matrix LED headlights with automatic headlight control

ID.3 GTX Performance

Features Include:

Range up to 371 miles
20" Skagen Black Alloy Wheels
ergoActive seats in front with power adjustment
Park assistance plus with front and rear parking sensors
Harman Kardon sound system
Augmented reality head-up display

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Volkswagen ID.3
Pure Essential 52kWh 170PS 1-speed automatic 5 Door
- Electric
- Automatic
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Pure Match 52kWh 170PS 1-speed automatic 5 Door
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Volkswagen ID.3
Pro Essential 59kWh 204PS 1-speed automatic 5 Door
- Electric
- Automatic
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Pro Match 59kWh 204PS 1-speed automatic 5 Door
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- Automatic
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Test Drive Review: Volkswagen ID.3

The question is, does the ID.3 deliver? We’ve been out behind the wheel to find out.

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What is the Volkswagen ID.3?

You know Volkswagen is serious when it starts referring to a new model in the same breath as both the Beetle and the Golf. The ID.3 is the smallest of the ID range, smaller than that of the ID.4 and ID.5. But that’s just how the company sees its first bespoke EV - the ID.3. It’s a big moment for Volkswagen as this latest car signals some real intent to move away from combustion engines towards a fully electric future.

The question is, does the ID.3 deliver? We’ve been out behind the wheel to find out.

What’s new?

Well, pretty much everything in truth. Though Volkswagen has produced electric models in the past - the e-Golf and e-Up! being two main highlights - this is the first time that it has produced an EV from the ground up, bringing a dedicated platform and a dedicated powertrain.

As such, the ID.3 brings all of the positives of an electric vehicle without the constraints of having to fit within an existing structure.

What’s under the bonnet?

‘Our’ ID.3 was powered by a 150kW electric motor combined with a 58kWh battery, producing a healthy 201bhp and 310Nm of torque. Volkswagen claims that the package should return up to 260 miles per charge, whilst rapid charging allows a 0-80% charge in as little as 30 minutes when using a 100kW charger. However, if you’re planning to charge via a home wallbox, then you’re looking at around nine and a half hours for a completely full charge. The ID.3 will also manage zero to 60mph in seven seconds and reach a top speed of 99mph.

What’s it like to drive?

As we’ve found with many other electric vehicles, the driving experience in the ID.3 has been designed to be as simple as possible. There’s no real need to use the key to get it started; all you need to do is sit in the car, click the side gear controller into ‘D’ and you’re away. It’s as simple as that - there’s not even a need to use the starter button.

There’s nippy performance to take advantage of too, with the ID.3 rear-wheel-drive setup giving the car a certain nimbleness through the bends. It’s got that trademark electric punch from a dead stop, too, though it’s got more than enough shove at higher speeds too. The only real issue resides with the forward pillars which are quite thick and can be tricky to see around.

How does it look?

Up against more ‘regular’ traffic, the ID.3 really does stand out. The full light bar across the front of the car is a genuine talking point and looks particularly futuristic at night. It’s a similarly story around the back too, where large areas of gloss black trim give the car a distinctive look.

Brighter colours is where the ID.3 really does stand out, but you can opt for a slightly more subdued shade and it does the trick of being a ‘regular’ Volkswagen remarkably well.

What’s it like inside?

As we’ve already mentioned, the ID.3 is based on a completely bespoke platform which means that it has been designed with the electric powertrain in mind. It allows the ID.3 to deliver plenty of interior space, with a back row which features a decent amount of legroom given the overall size of the car.

Our only quibble is with the location of the light controls; they’ve been placed between the main infotainment screen and the steering wheel, making them hard to access and difficult to operate when on the move. The boot even has a good amount of space, with 385 litres of room to offer.

What’s the spec like?

Initially launched with the 1st Edition trim, the ID.3 arrives with a 10.0-inch infotainment display which incorporates media and navigation functions, as well as many of the heating and ventilation systems. It’s this latter area which takes the most getting used to. During our time with the car, even making slight alterations to the cabin temperature took a few minutes of delving into the systems to do. There’s also a 5.3-inch display ahead of the driver which relays key information such as range and battery charge levels.

Verdict

Volkswagen has really pulled it out of the bag with the ID.3, producing a well-rounded EV which doesn’t feature many trade-offs against a conventionally-powered car. Though these initial versions at more than £35,000 represent a reasonably expensive proposition, Volkswagen has already announced lower-powered models with just as much range - and it’s these which we predict will prove genuinely popular.

Though it may have put the ID.3 in the same vein as the Beetle and Golf, Volkswagen has ensured that its latest EV has lived up to the hype.

If you’d like to find out more about this car and would like to take it for a test drive, get in touch with our team today and they’d be happy to talk your through all of the features this car has to offer and how it can fit into your lifestyle. With many years of experience under our belts, we’ve seen a range of cars introduced to the market, so have plenty of knowledge and experience to help you make the right choice.

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When it comes to rule-breaking new cars, the ID.3 is right up there.

Get More with the Volkswagen Match Range

Get more than expected with the Volkswagen Match range, packed with spec as standard. The Volkswagen Match trims are available across 12 current models, so choose a hatchback, SUV, or all-electric ID. For those looking for their cars packed with more specification!

Interior Design

Exterior Design

e-technology

A new kind of motion

Volkswagen ID.3 trim levels

New Volkswagen ID.3 GTX Fire & Ice

What trim levels are available on the Volkswagen ID.3?

ID.3 Pure Essential

ID.3 Pure Match

ID.3 Pro Essential

ID.3 Pro Match

ID.3 Pro S Essential

ID.3 Pro S Match

ID.3 GTX Performance

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Test Drive Review: Volkswagen ID.3

The question is, does the ID.3 deliver? We’ve been out behind the wheel to find out.

What is the Volkswagen ID.3?

What’s new?

What’s under the bonnet?

What’s it like to drive?

How does it look?

What’s it like inside?

What’s the spec like?

Verdict

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