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Video chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:31 Why the change?
03:05 New Outside
03:55 New Interior
04:28 New innovation
05:40 Other changes
07:40 Outro

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30 responses to “NEW VW ID3 revealed! – BIG changes in detail | What Car?”

  1. Sarg Fowler Avatar
    Sarg Fowler

    Bit of a hit and miss then? Shame the stupid touch buttons didn’t get ditched.

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    1. "The calling" Otis Avatar
      “The calling” Otis

      Exactly

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    2. A O'Connor Avatar
      A O’Connor

      It has been mentioned elsewhere that the touch sensitive buttons will be replaced in 2024.

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  2. Mark Scrivener Avatar
    Mark Scrivener

    It wasn’t good enough before and it won’t be until it has a proper and complete overhaul.

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  3. Richard Jansen Avatar
    Richard Jansen

    Fix the software problems, ID 4 is an excuse, sold mine and was lucky to get a buyer

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  4. Mike Avatar
    Mike

    Can’t help but feel the original ID3 was essentially a beta test people spent tens of thousands to be part of.

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    1. Malcolm Hedges Avatar
      Malcolm Hedges

      A bit like Tesla and FSD ! I’ve had an ID.3 for 26 months, before that we had an BMW i3 for 3 years and we’ve also got a model 3. The Tesla isn’t perfect (phantom braking anyone?) but it’s leagues ahead of the VW. Pity really because I love the form factor of the VW. Now if Tesla were to build a car of that size …. even announce it tonight …… still it will be 3 years away 🙂

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  5. Andrew K. NI Avatar
    Andrew K. NI

    Nice improvements and looks great but are the heating slider controls back lit at night?

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    1. Rob Lenane Avatar
      Rob Lenane

      Not until next year

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    2. Scarbir Avatar
      Scarbir

      No…

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  6. Eric Wadge Avatar
    Eric Wadge

    Damn. I’m pleased about the update to the interior (I could now live with it whereas I just couldn’t with the previous model). I’m still not quite convinced that the software will be glitch free – I have a feeling that they have ironed the bugs out of the old software whereas really a ground up rewrite might be needed to make it excellent. But worst of all are the buttons or lack of physical buttons. Frustrating because the ID 3 is the car that makes the most sense for us.

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  7. What Car? Avatar
    What Car?

    What would you change about the ID.3? 🤔

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    1. C Avatar
      C

      Physical climate control buttons and no touch sensitive buttons.

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    2. alex meikle Avatar
      alex meikle

      A decent range for a change.

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    3. richard howlett Avatar
      richard howlett

      A decent 1.4 litre engine ! Loose all touchscreens . Real dials , proper handbrake please .

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    4. cabottaxi Avatar
      cabottaxi

      The price !

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  8. jor10_13R Avatar
    jor10_13R

    Great improvements but they did not get rid of the touch sensitive buttons which creates haptic feedback. I thought VW will fix this issue because of so many documented complaints from Id3, id4…. owners. For me its a big disappointment, not enough to consider buying this updated version. Great review 👍

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    1. A O'Connor Avatar
      A O’Connor

      It has been mentioned elsewhere that the touch sensitive buttons will be replaced in 2024.

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  9. Tom S Avatar
    Tom S

    This was the car I’ve been looking to be my next car (granted, I haven’t followed much of the market/cars). One thing that to me is very important is the big touch screen display and its functionality. I have found in the past years that almost no matter the car or make – if the touch screen is not extremely intuitive it can be dangerous and one has to shift gaze to the screen when driving. I wonder why there’s not even more talk about the fact that many times physical button are superior to touch screen.

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  10. alex meikle Avatar
    alex meikle

    when is VW going to get their act together and give EV cars a decent range.

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  11. Scarbir Avatar
    Scarbir

    Big changes… Except the ones most needed. Such incompetence.

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  12. huss1205 Avatar
    huss1205

    Will continue driving my two reliable diesel powered family cars for many years to come…

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  13. AKAFlash Avatar
    AKAFlash

    How could the first generation ID3 be described as an exceptional electric car with all of those significant issues? The ridiculous non-backlit sliding controls are remaining. Perhaps it’s a potentially exceptional electric car, should they actually resolve all of the issues.

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  14. Res, Non Verba Avatar
    Res, Non Verba

    I’ve no interest whatsoever in electric cars but this was a well-presented introduction to the changes in the car. The Cupra still looked far better.

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  15. Home Tech Avatar
    Home Tech

    Unfortunately as the steering wheel STILL has capacitive buttons (Allegedly changing to physical buttons but won’t believe until changed) & the UK not getting the 12″ screen till sometime 2024 it’s STILL a definite no.

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  16. Ragingsilver Avatar
    Ragingsilver

    Would rather get the Cupra born but then I’d rather wait for an ID2 which should be the Polo sized EV

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  17. scooterboy Avatar
    scooterboy

    Looks like the ID.3 falls short yet again listening to your update on the technology and steering wheel controls. How very disappointing.

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  18. Matthew Nightingale Avatar
    Matthew Nightingale

    Great video. It looks marginally better but I still wouldn’t trust one. I would go for an MG4 over one of these as ever since dieselgate they’ve been on a downward turn and not one I want to be subjected to as an owner. I’d happily sacrifice some range and get the upcoming E-Astra.

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  19. Sk2sk1 Avatar
    Sk2sk1

    Good improvements. Interior and software is much better! MG 4 is cheaper but the assist system are not that sharp..

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  20. Diego Mendi Avatar
    Diego Mendi

    Silly thing is the biggest battery option only comes with two rear seats 🤦🏻‍♂️

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