Volkswagen expands electric lineup with ID. Tiguan and eHybrid Golf

Volkswagen is advancing its electric mobility strategy through new model developments and significant growth in battery electric vehicle (BEV) deliveries. The company reported that in 2025, the Volkswagen Group delivered approximately 983,000 pure electric vehicles globally, representing a 32 percent increase compared to the previous year. Of these, 743,000 units were delivered in Europe.

The company is introducing the ID. Tiguan, a fully electric version of its popular SUV, which is intended to replace the ID. 4 and ID. 5 models. The ID. Tiguan will offer three powertrain options: a rear-wheel-drive version with 188 PS and a 58-kWh battery, a more powerful rear-wheel-drive version with 282 PS and a 77-kWh battery, and an all-wheel-drive variant producing 295 PS.

Additionally, Volkswagen continues to offer the Golf eHybrid, a plug-in hybrid combining a 1.5-liter turbo petrol engine with an electric motor. The system produces a total of 204 PS and 350 Nm of torque. Depending on the configuration, the eHybrid offers an electric WLTP range of 132 to 143 kilometers, reaching up to 176 kilometers in urban settings.