The range of our EV SUVs depends on the model, its specifications and its battery capacity. Our ID. line up features two all-electric SUVs, the ID. 5 and the ID. 4. The ID. 5 has a range between 271 and 351 miles, while the range of the ID. 4 is between 265 and 351 miles.

The Volkswagen SUV with the largest boot is the 7-seater Tayron. With the second row of seating folded down, it has a boot capacity of 850L. This family SUV is perfect for road trips, with plenty of space for extra kit.

Yes, you can absolutely install a bike rack onto your SUV, either on the roof, or the tow bar. We have multiple tow bar mounted bike racks, that can hold one or two bikes, available as optional extras when you build your Volkswagen.

A crossover SUV combines the height, space and rugged style of an SUV with the smooth handling, comfort and better fuel economy of a saloon, giving you the best of both worlds.

A compact crossover SUV is a smaller version of a crossover SUV, like the T‑Cross. It combines the height, space and rugged style of an SUV with the smooth handling, comfort and better fuel economy of a saloon, to give you the best of both worlds. Compact crossovers are primarily designed for everyday driving on city and normal roads.

The easiest way to tell the two apart is how they’re built. A crossover vehicle uses a unibody platform just like a car, while an SUV uses a truck-based chassis. Crossovers are lighter, more fuel efficient and easier to drive, while a traditional crossover has a superior towing capacity and heavy duty off-road capability. For example, the T‑Cross is a crossover SUV, and the Tiguan is a traditional SUV.

All our vehicles are designed to be as safe as possible, and come with the latest safety technology like, Emergency Lane Keeping and Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) with Front Assist. Both the VW Tiguan and the all-electric ID.4 have a 5-star safety rating with Euro NCAP.