New Volkswagen ID.7 Prototype Revealed

The impending release of the Volkswagen ID.7 looms large. In the latest iteration of the CES 2023, the German automaker unveiled its novel electric sedan, bedecked in a special camouflage, while also showcasing its interior. With the curtains set to soon lift on this anti-Tesla Model 3, the time is nigh for Wolfsburg to reveal more news, with one of the prime attractions set to be at the Shanghai Motor Show 2023.

Whether intentionally or otherwise, Volkswagen divulged practically all the particulars of the new Volkswagen ID.7 in the last edition of CES 2023. The preeminent electronics trade show served as the ideal platform to unveil one of the German brand’s most significant models for the initial half of the decade, and the much-anticipated adversary of the Tesla Model 3.

Bedizened with multicolored vinyl, the Wolfsburg-based company exhibited the complete interior of the vehicle, accentuating several of the noteworthy additions of the fifth model in the company’s electric car repertoire, and one of the most eagerly awaited. The interminable wait is soon to culminate as the firm has declared upcoming news related to the ID.7. To provide a sneak peek of its unveiling in Las Vegas, the company utilized a brief preview video.

ℹ️ Stay tuned for the final reveal of the #VWID7 – it doesn´t take much longer! But before we’re looking back on exciting moments at this year’s CES with our ID.7 in the spotlight of Las Vegas. ????

(ID.7: Camouflaged near-production concept vehicle.)#ID7 #CES2023 pic.twitter.com/Xe2yUEzZ09

— Volkswagen News (@volkswagen) March 21, 2023

The forthcoming launch of the Volkswagen ID.7 in China is currently underway, although the premature revelation of its interior has constrained further developments until its full disclosure at the Shanghai Auto Show in 2023. Scheduled for mid-April, the new electric vehicle will dispense with its camouflage and showcase its cutting-edge design, which notably distinguishes it from its Volkswagen ID counterparts.

The ID.7 features sleeker headlights, a bumper characterized by aggressive and sporty lines, and rear light clusters that eschew the traditional design language of electric vehicles that run parallel to internal combustion engines. Instead, this model represents an evolutionary departure from that style. The car’s interior is comparably spacious and displays a more refined environment, reminiscent of a long-distance luxury sedan. The ID.7’s unveiling is eagerly anticipated, particularly since the initial test prototypes were lost to the earth at the outset of this year.