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ID.Cross

Discover the All-New Volkswagen ID.Cross
The New Volkswagen ID.Cross. Coming Late 2026 at Pulman in Durham & Sunderland.

The all-new Volkswagen ID. Cross is arriving in 2026.

A bold, fully electric compact SUV designed to bring together everyday practicality, advanced technology and the versatility of an SUV, marking another exciting step forward for Volkswagen’s electric future.

Meet the All-New Volkswagen ID. Cross

The ID. Cross brings Volkswagen’s electric technology into the compact SUV segment, combining a raised SUV design with generous interior space and impressive everyday usability.

Sitting alongside the new ID. Polo, the ID. Cross is part of Volkswagen’s next generation of electric cars, blending familiar model naming with the latest developments in electric mobility.

Built on Volkswagen’s advanced MEB+ platform, the ID. Cross has been designed from the ground up as an electric SUV. It offers space for five, up to 271 miles of electric range and clever storage solutions, including a front luggage compartment.

With its new “Pure Positive” design, intuitive technology and practical SUV proportions, the ID. Cross is designed to make electric driving easy, comfortable and ready for everyday life.

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Register Your Interest

The Volkswagen ID. Cross launch is fast approaching us and is expected to launch late 2026. You can get the latest updates for when the ID. Cross is ready to order as well as extra information, with Pulman Volkswagen in Durham and Sunderland.

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Key Features & Highlights

Maximum Versatility

The new ID. Cross will initially be available with three power outputs (85 kW, 99 kW and 155 kW), two battery sizes and an all-electric WLTP range of up to 271 miles.

Compact SUV, Big on Space

Despite its compact dimensions, the ID. Cross offers plenty of room for five people, with up to 475 litres of luggage space plus an additional 25-litre frunk under the bonnet.

Made for Everyday Adventures

The ID. Cross combines everyday practicality with impressive versatility, offering a towing capacity of up to 1,200 kg and a drawbar load of up to 75 kg – ideal for carrying e-bikes.

Get in and Feel at Home

The interior follows Volkswagen’s Pure Positive design language, combining intuitive controls, high-quality materials and a welcoming feel, with features including the new Innovision infotainment system.

New Technologies

The ID. Cross is optionally available with Connected Travel Assist with automatic traffic light recognition, alongside intelligent parking technology including Park Assist Pro and Area View.

Easy Electric Driving

One Pedal Driving allows the ID. Cross to decelerate and recover energy using the accelerator pedal, while DC rapid charging of up to 105 kW is available with the larger 52 kWh battery.

Characteristically Volkswagen

Built on Volkswagen’s advanced MEB+ platform, the ID. Cross combines the elevated driving position and versatility of a compact SUV with a comfortable, efficient and distinctly Volkswagen driving experience.
Trim Levels Check Out The Different Trims That The ID.Cross Has To Offer

FAQs

Is the ID.Cross Electric?

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Yes, the Volkswagen ID.Cross is a fully electric (battery-electric) car, built on VW’s new MEB+ EV platform with no petrol or diesel version.

What’s the pricing of the ID.Cross?

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The new Volkswagen ID. Cross is expected to be competitively priced in the UK, positioning it as an accessible fully electric compact SUV within Volkswagen’s growing ID. range.

Volkswagen has confirmed a starting price of around £26,000 in the UK, with the ID. Cross designed to offer excellent value for money while bringing premium technology, impressive practicality and all-electric performance to the compact SUV segment.

Official UK pricing is still to be confirmed.

Expected UK positioning:

  • Entry models: likely around £25k–£27k
  • Higher-spec / larger battery models: likely £28k–£32k+, depending on trim, battery and options

What is the range of the ID.Cross?

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  • Typical range: up to 271 miles (WLTP)

    1. Smaller battery versions: up to around 207 miles
    2. Larger battery versions: up to 271 miles
  • When will the Volkswagen ID.Cross be released?

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    ID. Cross Open For Orders: TBC
    ID. Cross UK Launch: Late 2026

    What are the charging times for the ID.Cross?

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    1. Fast charging (DC):
      • 10%–80% in around 23–24 minutes, depending on battery size
    2. Charging speed:
      • Up to 90 kW (37 kWh battery)
      • Up to 105 kW (52 kWh battery)

    How much boot space does the Volkswagen ID.Cross have?

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    The Volkswagen ID. Cross offers an impressive 475 litres of boot space, making it a practical choice for everyday driving, family trips and weekends away. It also features an additional 25-litre front storage compartment (frunk) under the bonnet, providing even more useful space for charging cables and smaller items.

    Is the ID.Cross a good first electric car?

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    The Volkswagen ID. Cross is expected to be a strong choice for drivers making the switch to their first electric SUV. It combines a practical electric range of up to 271 miles, compact SUV dimensions, generous interior space and familiar Volkswagen design, making it a versatile and easy-to-live-with option for drivers moving from petrol or diesel to electric.

    What battery sizes will the ID.Cross have?

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    The Volkswagen ID. Cross will offer two battery options, with usable capacities of 37 kWh and 52 kWh. The smaller battery provides an accessible option for everyday driving, while the larger 52 kWh battery delivers an electric range of up to 271 miles (WLTP).

    How much does it cost to charge the ID.Cross?

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    Charging the Volkswagen ID. Cross is expected to cost around £7–£13 for a full charge at home in the UK, depending on battery size and your electricity tariff. With up to 271 miles of electric range (WLTP) available, the ID. Cross can offer low running costs and make everyday electric driving an attractive alternative to petrol or diesel.