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It’zz the new electric VW ID Roomzz concept

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It’zz the new electric VW ID Roomzz concept | Top Gear

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How to make an electric school-run 4x4 cool? Just add zeds, apparently

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It’zz the new electric VW ID Roomzz concept

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How to make an electric school-run 4x4 cool? Just add zeds, apparently

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How to make an electric school-run 4x4 cool? Just add zeds, apparently

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It’zz the new electric VW ID Roomzz concept

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It’zz the new electric VW ID Roomzz concept

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It’zz the new electric VW ID Roomzz concept

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How to make an electric school-run 4x4 cool? Just add zeds, apparently

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When is a fully electric, self-driving, futuristic looking SUV with seven seats not a Tesla Model X? When it’s this! The VW ID Roomzz concept! Look how cool it is, with its not-a-typo zed-tastic name and interior designed to resemble – you guessed it – a lounge.

Yep, there’s a whiff on your dad dancing at a wedding to the ID Roomzz. A slight hint of politician doing a party-policy rap. It’s VW, one of the biggest, most traditionally play-it-safe carmakers in the world, trying oh-so-very hard to be cool. We’ll let you be the judge of the results.

What the ID Roomzz previews is, well, the roomiest member of the all-electric ID family that Volkswagen will launch later this year. It’s a seven-seat 4x4 with Level 4 autonomous driving ability, a very digital cabin, and rotating seats. The idea? When someone’s not in charge of steering and pedal pushing, they can join the rest of the passengers for a chat.

Thanks to 300bhp, the car can get from 0-62mph in a Golf GTI-ish 6.6sec, and go on to 112mph. Not ludicrous pace, but more than quick enough for a seven-seat SUV, no?

Range is estimated to be 279 miles. VW reckons with a 150kW fast-charger, you’d have 80 per cent of battery power on hard after a 30-minute pit-stop.

Inside it’s all very concept-y – we wouldn’t expect a production version, due in 2021, to keep social-spinny chairs or quite so many screens, nor the 22nd century steering wheel. The air filtration system, mind you, will be big news in the car’s target market: ultra-polluted urban China. Not coincidentally the car’s been revealed at the 2019 Shanghai motor show.

Question is, do you think the ID Roomzz is cool, or does it leave you catching some zzzzzs?

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When is a fully electric, self-driving, futuristic looking SUV with seven seats not a Tesla Model X? When it’s this! The VW ID Roomzz concept! Look how cool it is, with its not-a-typo zed-tastic name and interior designed to resemble – you guessed it – a lounge.

Yep, there’s a whiff on your dad dancing at a wedding to the ID Roomzz. A slight hint of politician doing a party-policy rap. It’s VW, one of the biggest, most traditionally play-it-safe carmakers in the world, trying oh-so-very hard to be cool. We’ll let you be the judge of the results.

What the ID Roomzz previews is, well, the roomiest member of the all-electric ID family that Volkswagen will launch later this year. It’s a seven-seat 4x4 with Level 4 autonomous driving ability, a very digital cabin, and rotating seats. The idea? When someone’s not in charge of steering and pedal pushing, they can join the rest of the passengers for a chat.

Thanks to 300bhp, the car can get from 0-62mph in a Golf GTI-ish 6.6sec, and go on to 112mph. Not ludicrous pace, but more than quick enough for a seven-seat SUV, no?

Range is estimated to be 279 miles. VW reckons with a 150kW fast-charger, you’d have 80 per cent of battery power on hard after a 30-minute pit-stop.

Inside it’s all very concept-y – we wouldn’t expect a production version, due in 2021, to keep social-spinny chairs or quite so many screens, nor the 22nd century steering wheel. The air filtration system, mind you, will be big news in the car’s target market: ultra-polluted urban China. Not coincidentally the car’s been revealed at the 2019 Shanghai motor show.

Question is, do you think the ID Roomzz is cool, or does it leave you catching some zzzzzs?

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How to make an electric school-run 4x4 cool? Just add zeds, apparently