[Dave Mc]

I now own a car that is featured in a museum! And so do all of you!! I went to the Petersen Automotive Museum (Petersen Automotive Museum | Los Angeles Car Museum) yesterday & they had an ID.4 there. Volkswagen sponsored one section of the museum. They also had an "exploded" ID.3 that gives you a look into the skateboard... This ID.3 must have been a 4WD as there is a motor in front too...

 

[Dave Mc]

Plus the ID.4 pics...

 

[NBCGLX]

It's interesting that they show an AWD ID.3 since it's not available in that configuration. I honestly think I'd choose that over the ID.4 if it were available in the U.S., but I'm still quite happy with the ID.4 compromise, if you will. Pretty cool!

 

[ChristophW]

They didn’t rotate the ID4’s wheels to present the VW logos upright. VW themselves have been anal about that in PR shots.
Anyway, cool photos, thank you!

 

[Nai3t]

They didn’t rotate the ID4’s wheels to present the VW logos upright. VW themselves have been anal about that in PR shots.
Anyway, cool photos, thank you!

Just a glitch, it'll get fixed in the next OTA!

Interesting that they chose to install the tailgate, given that everything else is all-eyes on the chassis. Need to squeeze that brand identity in there somewhere I suppose.

 

[Huey52]

Perhaps the VW wheel logo's on the ID.4 were purposely horizontally aligned to impart motion? Seems too opposing-horizontal to be by accident. [Yes, it initially glared at me as well]. They did get the ID.3 "static display" vertically aligned.

I believe I too would have been just as happy, or more so, with the ID.3 if USA available. But just yesterday I had to get out of an unexpectedly tight parking lot situation (typically care-less oversized pickup truck induced) and the amazingly tight turning radius of the ID.4 was more than accommodating, so really no issues with its size.

 

[fiehlsport]

I bet that's an unreleased AWD ID.4 "skateboard" with an ID.3 body hanging over it. Assuming the wheelbase of both cars is the same.