Volkswagen ID.4 for sale in Ireland
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The Volkswagen ID.4 covers 345 to 520 km on WLTP, about 286 to 432 km in real-world Irish driving (WLTP minus 17 per cent). The body style is SUV. It uses about 15 kWh per 100 km. It charges over CCS at up to 135 kW DC and 11 kW AC.
Sold in Ireland from 2021 to 2024, the ID.4 launched at about EUR 37,000 new, so used prices now sit well below that. We surface battery health and real range on every ID.4 listing, and add a Verified badge when the seller uploads a diagnostic screenshot, so buyers can judge each car fairly.
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Volkswagen ID.4 - reference specs
Battery warranty: 8 years / 160,000 km to 70% capacity. Transferable to subsequent owners, subject to service history. Transfer is not guaranteed on imports - a manufacturer warranty may not be honoured in Ireland for a car first registered abroad. Verify with the manufacturer or importer.
Volkswagen ID.4 real-world range, by version
Catalogue reference data. Figures vary by model year and trim.
Common questions about the Volkswagen ID.4
How much range does a used Volkswagen ID.4 really have?
We show real-world range as the official WLTP figure minus about 17%, because lab numbers run optimistic in everyday Irish driving and weather. Each ID.4 listing shows the real-world estimate beside the WLTP figure, and it varies by battery size and model year.
How do I check the battery health of a used ID.4?
Look for the battery state-of-health (SoH) figure on the listing - it shows how much of the original usable capacity remains. On ShamAuto, sellers can add a verified SoH reading, so you can compare two similar cars on condition, not just age and mileage.
What does it cost to charge an ID.4 at home?
It depends on your electricity rate and how much you top up. Work it out for your own tariff and battery size with our cost-to-charge calculator.
Which ID.4 version should I look for?
The main choice is the smaller Pure 52 kWh battery versus the larger Pro 77 kWh, both rear-wheel drive SUVs. The Pro covers noticeably more range per charge; the Pure can suit lower-mileage or city use. Each listing shows the exact battery and trim.
Is a used ID.4 a good EV to buy in Ireland?
It is a practical family-sized electric SUV with a CCS charging port that fits the Irish public network, and it shares its underpinnings with the Skoda Enyaq. Compare live listings, specs and real-world range above.
Where can I see real-world range for each ID.4 version?
See our per-model real-world range page for the WLTP-vs-real figures by battery and trim.