Volkswagen ID.3 150KW Pro 58KWH 5DR Auto
£19,995
- Make
- Volkswagen
- Model
- ID.3
- Year
- 2023
- Mileage
- 13,459 mi
- Fuel
- Electric
- Transmission
- Automatic
Overview
This 2023 Volkswagen ID.3 150KW PRO represents excellent value in the compact electric vehicle market. With 58kWh battery capacity, it delivers practical range for daily commuting and weekend trips. The PRO trim strikes a balance between features and affordability, while the 150KW motor provides responsive performance. At just over 13,000 miles, this example remains virtually new, offering peace of mind and years of warranty coverage ahead. Perfect for buyers seeking reliable, efficient zero-emission motoring with Volkswagen's proven build quality and support network.
Technical Specifications
- BHP
- 201
- Seats
- 5
- Torque
- 229
- 0-60 time
- 7.4
- Width (mm)
- 2,070
- Height (mm)
- 1,564
- Kerb Weight
- 1,740
- Length (mm)
- 4,264
- Gross Weight
- 2,270
- Forward Gears
- 1
- Fuel Delivery
- Direct Current
- Market Segment
- Lower Medium Hatch 5Dr
- Max Speed (mph)
- 99
About the Volkswagen ID.3
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The Volkswagen ID.3 is a compact electric hatchback positioned as VW's mass-market EV offering in Europe. Launched in 2019, it represents the brand's shift toward electric mobility and is built on the dedicated MEB platform. The design is understated and practical rather than striking, with a focus on interior space and usability. It appeals primarily to urban and suburban drivers seeking an affordable, no-fuss electric car with decent range. The ID.3 has established itself as one of Europe's best-selling EVs, offering straightforward motoring without premium pretensions. European drivers generally appreciate its practicality and charging infrastructure compatibility, though some early models faced software and build quality concerns that have largely been resolved through updates.
Pros
- +Practical interior space and hatchback versatility
- +Good real-world range across battery options
- +Reasonable price point for mass-market EV
- +Efficient and smooth electric powertrain
- +Strong European charging network compatibility
Watch out for
- −Interior materials feel rather basic in places
- −Infotainment software can be slow or glitchy
- −Limited driving engagement compared to petrol cars
- −Smaller boot than traditional hatchbacks
Common issues
- !Early software glitches mostly resolved through updates
- !Occasional charging connectivity issues reported
