A quick Googling came across these. I guess they are aftermarket?I just put in an order for a few things for my ID.4 and was a little surprised to not find any roof rails available for it. They sell a ton of other accessories that use the rails, just not the rails. VW has stated they are still working on the rails.
JIC you were in the market for them, they don’t yet exist.
Thule, April 5:I've emailed our fit team to see where we are in getting a fit for the ID.4. I'll let you know what they say. It's always hard to know with a new vehicle as the design may not be compatible with our current adapters and we would need to create a new part.
FWIW, the flush-mounted rails on the ID.4 look to me like they might be the same shape as those on the Atlas Cross Sport, so the same adapters might work, but I'm not in a rush - before planned travel in July would be nice, though.We are in the process of testing the roof system for this particular vehicle. Please check our website or contact us back in 3-4 weeks.
My dealer parts department indicated no part numbers for ID.4 roof bars, but they're shown all over the marketing photos for the ID.4 so I'm wondering if there's just a big disconnect here. I may try going to the dealer to compare roof rails with the Atlas and see if I can get permission to test them.Double check with your own dealer parts department but Partslink24 shows these roof bars fit my ID.4
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The Parts guys at the dealer by me were talking and they said their VW rep wouldn't give them a firm date but that roof rails are delayed by a bit. They were looking at anywhere from June-AugustAny updates on load bars / base rack? I see them on the VW parts site with no part number. Thule and Yakima show nothing.
The Parts guys at the dealer by me were talking and they said their VW rep wouldn't give them a firm date but that roof rails are delayed by a bit. They were looking at anywhere from June-August
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Good one, I‘ve written to Thule US to see if that is available here.Thule USA sites does not show roof bars for ID.4 (yet). However, Thule Sweden (firms home country) lists a series of compatible roof rails. Is there a different in roof rails in Eu vs US? If not, seems easy for Thule USA to updated their site.
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Just for bikes, I would be tempted to get something that uses the hitch receiver. That way I don't need to hoist the bikes up onto the roof, and risk breaking the window if I screw up. But having bars could be useful at times.Although I will probably not use surf racks as much with this car, I am also kinda irritated that the racks aren't in yet! Be warned though.. my neighbor borrowed our Yakima roof box for his tesla and reported that it severely effected his range. He said he will never use it again. So, be sure if you do choose to carry something on top that you are paying close attention to mileage until you've got a good idea of how far your car can go. By what I understand though, the attachment system for VW roof racks with bike racks, ski/snowboard holders, etc will still be the same for the id.4 racks. If someone has seen or knows otherwise please speak up so we can all plan accordingly!
Someone should double check me because I was in a hurry, but it seems like the Volvo aero-bars from my wife's XC60 will fit.Good one, I‘ve written to Thule US to see if that is available here.
I already tried the Volvo aero-bars from my old V60. Doesn't work - the rails are shaped a little different, and the feet won't grab the rails securely.Someone should double check me because I was in a hurry, but it seems like the Volvo aero-bars from my wife's XC60 will fit.
