The ID3 has now returned to Volkswagen which leaves me with the most important question to answer. Should fleets put it on their choice lists? Let’s have a look at it compared to some of its rivals.

Volkswagen has introduced a controversial new subscription service for its ID3 Pro and Pro S electric vehicles, tying the car’s full horsepower to a monthly or annual fee. The new model allows drivers ...

"The ID3’s ride and handling is particularly well set-up, with both models giving a decent level of driver engagement and a comfortable ride." Volkswagen's efforts to resolve the ID3's shortcomings ...

We are habituated to paying subscription fees for streaming platforms. However, the particular payment framework has entered the automobile industry as well. Several reports state that Volkswagen has ...

The image maybe different from the version you have selected The Volkswagen ID 3 is decent to drive, comfortable and even nippy in Pro S guise. It’s quite expensive, though, so we'd suggest you also ...

VOLKSWAGEN has added a lower-powered motor option for its all-electric ID3 battery car. The so-called Pro motor makes 143bhp and has 273lb ft of torque, figures which are broadly the same as VW's ...