Proves It's Listening With ID.Tiguan That's Big on Buttons: TDS

Volkswagen has unveiled the ID.Tiguan, the vehicle set to replace the ID.4, bringing a more traditional SUV look and a noticeably button-heavy cabin. The updated interior adds more physical controls from the center stack to the steering wheel. The top trim is paired with a 77-kWh battery and twin front and rear motors delivering just under 300 hp. Volkswagen is targeting an EV range in the low-to-mid 300 miles range. The ID.Tiguan arrives in Europe first in early 2027, while a U.S. on-sale date has not been announced. Other headlines: Porsche sales fell 16% in the first nine months of 2026.