Volkswagen ID. Polo Drops Below 600,000 Crowns in Czech Republic
When it entered the market in July, the vehicle cost 619,000 CZK. The vehicle features a 37 kWh usable battery pack and a front-mounted electric motor delivering 85 kW, or 116 horsepower, to the front wheels. Measuring 4,053 × 1,816 × 1,530 mm with a weight of 1,539 kg, the hatchback stands on the MEB+ platform, which is also utilized by the Cupra Raval, Škoda Epiq, and Volkswagen ID. Cross. Škoda’s competing Epiq urban SUV starts at 659,000 CZK. Volkswagen ID.
The Polo Trend embodies our vision for the further development of electromobility and becomes a full-fledged, attractive electric vehicle that is affordable for a wide range of customers.
The technically advanced ID.
Customers can order the Polo Trend for as little as CZK 599,000, including extensive standard equipment and an extended warranty of 3 years/90,000 km,
says Jakub Šebesta, Brand Manager for Volkswagen at Porsche Czech Republic. The automaker had referred to the electric Polo as a 25 thousand euro
car from the very beginning.
Volkswagen Keeps Standard Equipment for Base Trend Model
Despite the price cut, Volkswagen made no changes to the series equipment list for the base Trend model. Standard features include Python Yellow metallic paint, 17-inch steel wheels, LED headlights and taillights, automatic high beams, rear parking sensors, and keyless starting. The interior includes a 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster and a 12.9-inch Infotainment Innovision display running the automaker’s latest software version 6.
Safety equipment included without extra cost features Lane Assist, Side Assist, and Front Assist. Buyers also receive an extended warranty valid for three years or up to 90,000 kilometers, whereas higher mileage restricts the warranty to two years.
Hatchback Supports Fast Charging and Reaches 160 Km/H
The 1.5-tonne hatchback supports 11 kW AC charging via a home wallbox using Mennekes and CCS Combo connections. Direct-current fast charging reaches up to 90 kW, which allows the battery to replenish from 10 to 80 percent in approximately 24 minutes under ideal conditions. The vehicle achieves a top speed of 160 km/h. WLTP driving range spans from 304 to 323 kilometers depending on equipment, with the entry version promising up to 329 kilometers and a combined energy consumption of 13.8 kWh per 100 kilometers.
Buyers seeking additional comfort can choose from several factory options. A towing hitch costs 18,800 CZK, a winter package containing heated front seats, a heated steering wheel, and dual-zone climate control costs 12,600 CZK, and a heat pump requires an outlay of 22,900 CZK. A built-in navigation system adds another 22,800 CZK to the total bill.
Higher Trims Offer More Power and Larger Batteries
Customers requiring greater range or more power can choose from higher specification levels. The mid-tier Life trim starts at 685,000 CZK and includes the heat pump and a rearview camera. The Style trim begins at 799,000 CZK, adding IQ.Light headlamps alongside heated seats and steering wheel.
At the top of the lineup, the sport-focused ID. Polo GTI delivers 166 kW of power with a starting price of 999,000 CZK, with order books opening in November. For long-distance drivers, a larger 52 kWh battery variant exists starting at 829,000 CZK, extending the driving range to roughly 450 kilometers.
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