Here's the link to their event:The ID.4 demo is making a stop at University Volkswagen in Seattle, too. It's one day earlier (December 6) from 11 am - 4 pm. I haven't seen anything about it on their website, but they posted about on Facebook earlier today.
I called them, but my reservation is with Campbell VW and they only wanted to give appointments to their customers. They put me on a waitlist in case they have a spare slot on Sunday.The ID.4 demo is making a stop at University Volkswagen in Seattle, too. It's one day earlier (December 6) from 11 am - 4 pm. I haven't seen anything about it on their website, but they posted about on Facebook earlier today.
Thanks for this heads-up for University VW in Seattle. I was able to jump on a cancellation Friday evening for a slot earlier this afternoon. ID.4 is a lot roomier than how it looks in the photos. The pre-production blue vehicle didn't have a hitch in the rear but I did see some power connectors dangling behind the bumper maybe for something in the future. Infotainment system was on pre-release sw version as some screens weren't available. The lighted VW logo in the front was nice touch and the LED strip on top of dashboard should looks nice in low light conditions. No heat pump or HUD like others mentioned. Also, couldn't' find any cameras for the 360deg view. Will await news on ID.6 before going forward with ID.4 as we need 3 rows for our family.The ID.4 demo is making a stop at University Volkswagen in Seattle, too. It's one day earlier (December 6) from 11 am - 4 pm. I haven't seen anything about it on their website, but they posted about on Facebook earlier today.
Was this badged as a 1st Edition? I'm looking forward to seeing it tomorrow and excited to hear it's the blue one.Thanks for this heads-up for University VW in Seattle. I was able to jump on a cancellation Friday evening for a slot earlier this afternoon. ID.4 is a lot roomier than how it looks in the photos. The pre-production blue vehicle didn't have a hitch in the rear but I did see some power connectors dangling behind the bumper maybe for something in the future. Infotainment system was on pre-release sw version as some screens weren't available. The lighted VW logo in the front was nice touch and the LED strip on top of dashboard should looks nice in low light conditions. No heat pump or HUD like others mentioned. Also, couldn't' find any cameras for the 360deg view. Will await news on ID.6 before going forward with ID.4 as we need 3 rows for our family.
It was a Pro as there was no hitch and dash was a brown color. Blue exterior color was nice for sure. The 10min viewing flew by so fast so can't wait to test drive it in Q1 2021.Was this badged as a 1st Edition? I'm looking forward to seeing it tomorrow and excited to hear it's the blue one.
I was there today, too. The VW rep said that this pre-production vehicle isn't exactly a Pro, either, though it's closer to being a Pro with Statement and Gradient than anything else. It was good to see the brown dash in person. I thought I would hate it, but it's really pretty nice.It was a Pro as there was no hitch and dash was a brown color. Blue exterior color was nice for sure. The 10min viewing flew by so fast so can't wait to test drive it in Q1 2021.
The rep I talked to said that they don't expect the brown trim in the production version which was a surprise since it's in the spec sheet floating around this forum.I was there today, too. The VW rep said that this pre-production vehicle isn't exactly a Pro, either, though it's closer to being a Pro with Statement and Gradient than anything else. It was good to see the brown dash in person. I thought I would hate it, but it's really pretty nice.
Overall, I was very impressed by the ID.4. There's something about it that says "Volkswagen" to me in a way that the current Atlas and Tiguan just don't. Interior materials all seem top-notch and it's much roomier inside than you might think from the outside.
The VW rep also mentioned that they're working hard to make test drives available in the late February/early March timeframe, probably initially in a "dealer tour" format. If I understood correctly, dealers might not have their own vehicles available for test drives until mid-year.