2021 Volkswagen ID.4 Review: A Practical EV Ruined by Frustrating Tech
YearsAgo Update: YearsAgoMuch like 2021, I had high hopes for the ID.4 and really wanted to love it. But despite some strengths, it’s ruined by too many disappointments.
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Much like 2021, I had high hopes for the ID.4 and really wanted to love it. But despite some strengths, it’s ruined by too many disappointments.
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