Volkswagen will show off its first all-electric sedan based on the MEB electric car platform at the CES in Las Vegas from January 5 to 8. The new Volkswagen ID7 has ingenious camouflage that creates light effects on parts of the car with its unique technology and multi-layer paintwork. This is an interactive feature that shows the next step in the process of digitizing the future flagship model of the ID family.
"With the new Volkswagen ID7, we are adding electric models for the upper segments. The sedan will have the best quality and technology on the market. The ID7 is one of ten new electric models we plan to sell by 2026." Thomas Schafer, CEO of Volkswagen Passenger Cars, says their goal is to give customers suitable electric cars in each market segment.
Volkswagen ID7 is a new way to experience climate and comfort. Volkswagen's latest model, based on MEB, is a response to customer feedback and an improvement in some ways for the user. A wide range of innovations are standard in the ID7 electric sedan:
- A new display concept
- A head-up display with augmented reality (AR)
- A 15-inch (38-centimeter) screen with new controls for the air conditioning integrated into the infotainment system
- Illuminated touch controls
The new air conditioning design with innovative air intake can do many different things. Volkswagen ID7 can, for example, use the driver's key to tell when the driver is getting close and start cooling or heating the passenger compartment before the driver gets in the car on hot or cold days. "Smart Air Vents," which are new, control airflow and move around to spread it as quickly as possible over large areas.
If there are people in the car, the air can be sent directly to the body or used to cool the passenger compartment indirectly. These functions are always shown on the new big screen, and users can turn them on and save their settings. Voice commands can be used to make special requests. If the user says, "Hey Volkswagen, my hands are cold," the Volkswagen ID7 will start the heating function for the steering wheel. At the same time, warm air is sent to the hands.