Refreshed Volkswagen ID.3 reveal nears, taillights teased
The"comprehensive upgrade" will also install new software with improved performance and over-the-air updates, plug-and-play EV charging, and the “latest generation of fully integrated assist systems” with Travel Assist with Swarm Data, parking assistance with memory, and refinements to adaptive lane guidance.
The good news for buyers is that the entry-level price of the refreshed car hasn't changed, holding steady at €43,995 for the Life trim. Business, Style, Max, and Tour will sit above, as they do now. The potential good news is that the facelift could introduce the GTX hot hatch trim we've been hearing about for a while.
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