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Volkswagen ID.4 GTX real-world range at 130 km/h
Caralogy physics simulation: aerodynamics, mass, rolling resistance and drivetrain efficiency.
Real-world summer range, by speed
On the motorway at 130 km/h: −36 % vs WLTP
308 km130 km/h382 km110 km/h477 km90 km/h709 km50 km/hWLTP 480 km
The WLTP figure (480 km) matches real-world driving at around 90 km/h in summer. Beyond that, the gap widens.
Real consumption at 11020,1 kWh/100
Manufacturer data
- WLTP range
- 480 km
- Net battery
- 77,0 kWh
- Max DC charge
- 135 kW · 10→80%
Caralogy simulator
Set your trip, read the range
The matching scenario lights up in the table below.
Range
382 km
of real-world range
Consumption
20,1 kWh/100
vs WLTP
-20 %
Range by speed and climate
Town50 km/h
Summer 20°C709 km10,9 kWh/100
Winter -5°C510 km15,1 kWh/100
Road90 km/h
Summer 20°C477 km16,2 kWh/100
Winter -5°C402 km19,1 kWh/100
Motorway110 km/h
Summer 20°C382 km20,1 kWh/100
Winter -5°C333 km23,1 kWh/100
Motorway130 km/h
Summer 20°C308 km25,0 kWh/100
Winter -5°C274 km28,1 kWh/100
The closest alternatives
Reference: Volkswagen ID.4 GTX - 308 km at 130 km/h in summer.
- Lexus UX 300e FWD vs Volkswagen ID.4 GTX range281 km at 130 km/h · −27 km
- BMW iX1 xDrive30 vs Volkswagen ID.4 GTX range263 km at 130 km/h · −45 km
- Audi Q6 SUV e-tron vs Volkswagen ID.4 GTX range349 km at 130 km/h · +41 km
Methodology
A physics engine, not a laboratory cycle
Range is calculated by the Caralogy physics engine from the vehicle’s real characteristics. Results may differ from WLTP data, measured in a laboratory on a standardised cycle at 23°C.
Read the full methodology →Aerodynamics Cd · frontal areaMass kerb weightRolling Crr = 0.011Drivetrain η = 0.90Auxiliaries heating · A/CAir density f(temperature)
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