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I haven't done actual range tests - charging to 80% usually gives me about 230 miles on the GOM, and that's fairly recent so it would be with the AC on. My sense is that it does a pretty decent job of estimating range.

The combination of ACC and Travel Assist (which steers the car and keeps it in the lane) makes long trips a breeze. The Kona had a simpler system that detected minute movements of the steering wheel - on long straight roads, it would decide that I didn't have my hands on the wheel and it would nag me to put my hands back on the wheel. The ID4 has a capacitive touch sensor to detect the presence of a hand, and is less likely to generate spurious warnings.

I must say that the efficiency of the Kona is hard to beat. That's one drawback to the ID.4 - it is a larger vehicle, so I guess it ought not be surprising. A couple other things I like about the ID.4:

• Hitch receiver came with the car in the 1st edition. That lets me attach a bike rack to the back of the car. Didn't have to buy anything.
• More cargo room - the Kona was always quite limited.
• Dual climate controls - my wife always wants it cooler, but the Kona only had one setting, so either I was freezing or she was roasting.
• ID4 is far more comfortable than the Kona (even though they were at roughly the same price point). My wife says it is the nicest car I have had in quite a while. I had a Volvo before the Kona, and she never cared for that very much.
• Back seats in the ID.4 are far more comfortable for adults.
• The Kona had no battery warmer, which led to horrible charging experiences in the winter.
• Peak charging rate of 125kW really speeds up charging.

I got my ID4 in March, and the need for heating was nearly done. But I can also say that if I open the shade on the panoramic roof, it warms up the car quite nicely without needing to run the heater - on some days back in March, it was almost too much heat. In the summer, I have to leave the shade closed. The sunroof on the Kona was much smaller, and while there was a similar effect, it wasn't as pronounced.I haven't done actual range tests - charging to 80% usually gives me about 230 miles on the GOM, and that's fairly recent so it would be with the AC on. My sense is that it does a pretty decent job of estimating range.The combination of ACC and Travel Assist (which steers the car and keeps it in the lane) makes long trips a breeze. The Kona had a simpler system that detected minute movements of the steering wheel - on long straight roads, it would decide that I didn't have my hands on the wheel and it would nag me to put my hands back on the wheel. The ID4 has a capacitive touch sensor to detect the presence of a hand, and is less likely to generate spurious warnings.I must say that the efficiency of the Kona is hard to beat. That's one drawback to the ID.4 - it is a larger vehicle, so I guess it ought not be surprising. A couple other things I like about the ID.4:

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The VW ID.4 is one of the latest additions to the Volkswagen lineup. It's also an all-electric vehicle. Because of these two factors, we receive many questions about the VW ID.4 and what it contains. To help our Newtown Square, Malvern, and Wayne, PA, area drivers, we've come up with the answers to some of our most frequently asked Volkswagen ID.4 questions.

• Is the VW ID.4 Fully Electric? &#; Yes! The Volkswagen ID.4 is all-electric and comes with plenty of electric power to show off. It includes two engine options, a single rear-mounted motor as standard, and a dual motor with all-wheel drive as an option. It can produce up to 295-horsepower and has an EPA-estimated 107 MPGe city rating when fully equipped.
• What is the Total Range of the VW ID.4? &#; With the optional 77.0-kWh battery, the VW ID.4 can push out up to 275 miles on a full charge.
• How Can I Charge the New Volkswagen ID.4? &#; The VW ID.4 can be charged in several ways, with the most common being either an at-home charger or at one of the many public DC fast charging stations.
• Which is Bigger, the VW Tiguan or the VW ID.4? &#; The Volkswagen ID.4 is 75mm longer than the VW Tiguan, giving it a bigger interior and slightly more room to spread out.
• What Does ID 4 Stand For? &#; The ID part means Intelligent Design and is the name given to every new electric Volkswagen vehicle on the market. The 4 represents the model it is &#; an SUV.

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