Volkswagen ID.7 Tourer Teased Ahead Of Global Debut

- Official name for the ID.7 estate revealed as ID.7 Tourer.
- Global Debut in 2024.
- Aerodynamic design with Cd value of 0.24.
Volkswagen has provided a first look at the future all-electric ID.7 estate model, sharing initial camouflaged photos of the car. The company also revealed the official name - ID.7 Tourer - for the new variant that will launch in Europe in 2024.
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The ID.7 Tourer will be the electric estate version of the ID.7 sedan which was unveiled earlier. Both models will be produced at Volkswagen's plant in Emden, Germany, with the ID.7 limousine hitting the markets first followed by the ID.7 Tourer in 2024.
The new images offer a glimpse of the Tourer’s exterior design. Volkswagen states the Tourer will have a low drag coefficient (Cd) of 0.24, slightly higher than the ID.7 sedan’s class-leading 0.23 Cd. This will contribute to greater efficiency and range, which are vital for electric vehicles. Volkswagen will reveal the final production design without camouflage in the coming months.
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The ID.7 Tourer utilizes Volkswagen’s modular MEB platform designed specifically for electric models. The platform’s long wheelbase paired with short overhangs creates a spacious interior and flexible cargo capacity.
With five passengers, the Tourer will offer a boot volume of 545 litres expandable to 1,714 litres with the rear seats folded down. The versatile estate body style provides practicality and cargo space rivalling conventional station wagons.
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As Volkswagen’s first all-electric wagon, the ID.7 Tourer signifies the brand’s commitment to dominating the estate segment into the electric era. Volkswagen has a strong heritage as one of the world's most successful wagon manufacturers for over 60 years.
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