View Exterior Photos of the Volkswagen ID.GTI Concept
See the concept, which will later go on sale in Europe as VW's entry-level EV, from every angle and in detail.
Volkswagen revealed the ID.GTI concept as part of the IAA auto show in Munich this week, presaging an electric version of the beloved classic. It's expected to go into production for Europe first and may be U.S. bound later. Click through for a full view of the concept.
Volkswagen ID.GTI concept is expected to fill the role of entry-level EV for VW in European markets.
The ID.GTI shares bodywork with the ID.2 and in particular flows from the ID.2all concept that VW revealed earlier in 2023.
The ID.GTI is built on VW's new front-wheel-drive MEB Entry platform.
Volkswagen ID.GTI concept's eight-spoked wheels are paired with matte black flared wheel-arch extensions.
The bottoms of the side skirts are covered by matte black plastic, which VW says help to make the GTI "appear very low-slung on the road."
The ID.GTI is smaller than the existing GTI, more the size of a Europe-market Polo than a Golf.
We predict the production GTI EV will use the larger, 56.0-kWh battery pack from the ID.2, rather than the entry-level 38.0-kWh pack.
Volkswagen ID.GTI concept gets a black roof spoiler.
Volkswagen ID.GTI will be built in Spain, but on-sale dates and price estimates are not yet available.
Volkswagen ID.GTI concept.
Volkswagen ID.GTI concept.
Volkswagen ID.GTI concept.
Volkswagen ID.GTI concept.
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