Bought a 2022 ID4 new and put 10,000 miles on it over the course of a year. While I enjoyed the efficiency of the vehicle for cheap transportation costs the car just did not deliver in terms of quality for the price and driving dynamics. The biggest reason why I grew from love to hate for my ID4 was how you control everything, I am a tech person, but the touchscreen, software and Haptic Touch buttons are TERRIBLE! want to roll down your window? oops you accidentally feathered the “rear” haptic and now you’re controlling your rear windows, want to turn on the heated steering wheel? Prepare to pull over or risk crashing and navigate to the climate menu via the touchscreen while try and tap the tiny icon to activate your desired function but you end up giving up because the touch screen doesn’t read your callused hands accurately. I wanted to love this car, but in the end my fiancé and I agreed we would rather burn gas and have money in the bank than grow increasingly frustrated with this car because it was rushed to market with huge oversights for a $50,000 vehicle. My 2010 Acura had features this car lacked that we desperately missed. Oh yeah, and prepare for VW to tell you constantly that a software update is around the corner that never comes…. And then fails when you try.

This car has delivered beyond our expectations. Recently took it on a 180 mile trip into the Rocky Mountains. We arrived with over 150 miles in reserve. It’s quiet and smooth. Highly recommend!

I have only owned this car for 28 days and it is a smart car in many ways.It is fun to drive. Has a lot of power (295hp) The sound system is awesome Comes with car play plus plays my music thru my Amazon accountBest car I ever owned and I’ve owned a few as I am 73