An augmented-reality, head-up display is also available upon request. Cutting-edge operation The large wheels, up to 21 inches in diameter, show off the car’s sporty, robust character. Versatile all-rounder The ID.4’s software and hardware have been designed with brand new architecture, allowing the customer to get updates in the car after purchase. New electronics platform With the navigation systems, drivers can utilize the online services from We Connect Start. The assistance systems from IQ. Drive make confident driving easy. Comprehensive connectivity Volkswagen’s e-campaign continues to pick up speed. The ID.4 is manufactured in a carbon-neutral manner at the Zwickau plant. An entire ecosystem of sustainable mobility is being created around the ID. models. Sustainable e-mobility for all Volkswagen employees Marco Franke and Tayfun Sentürk accompany the new electric SUV around the globe path of people like Marco Franke, who get to gain experience at international locations. Ever since a stay in the US in 2017, Franke has been determined to get to know America better. Back then, he spent six months in Chattanooga to work on the Atlas launch – now he wants to stay for close to two years. “The country fascinated me from day one. I’m really looking forward to going back,” says Franke, who will set up machines at the ID.4 production facility in Chattanooga. The e-SUV is also set to be built there, starting in 2022. Like Franke, Tayfun Sentürk is on an international e-mobility mission. The 34-year-old has lived and worked in Shanghai for almost a year. As launch manager, he’s responsible for the start of production at the new Anting plant, where the SAIC Volkswagen joint venture will build exclusively electric cars based on the modular electric-drive toolkit (MEB). “It’s been a really exciting time,” says Sentürk about his first year in China. “The factory, the language, the culture – everything was new to me.”