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VolkswagenID.7 Tourer GTX (2024-)

  • Large estate
  • Electric
  • Available new
£57,971Typical price
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  2. Carwow (buy or sell)
  3. Motorway (sell only)

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The ID.7 Tourer GTX is the most powerful estate VW has ever produced, but is this car as practical as it is punchy? We’ve put it through our full lab test to find out whether it’s great to live with day-to-day, and if any energy efficiency has been sacrificed in the name of pure performance. Read on to see how it fared.

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What's included?

  • What is it?
  • What’s it great at?
  • What’s it like to drive?
  • How reliable are Volkswagen's electric cars?
  • How comfortable and spacious is it?
  • How economical is it to run?
  • How safe is it?
  • Is there anything I should know?
  • Should I buy it?
KEY TEST RESULTS
Comfort and practicality
Brand reliability 0-4 years
  • Mar 2025First reviewed by Which?
  • Aug 2024Released

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