TSLA372.110-5.83%
GM82.6302.06%
F12.7100.11%
RIVN15.4700.18%
CYD33.0301.83%
HMC32.9300.74%
TM190.3403.62%
CVNA65.0600.88%
PAG209.6201.65%
LAD316.4206.82%
AN166.9804.09%
GPI252.1804.39%
ABG185.1505.21%
SAH64.9502.47%
TSLA372.110-5.83%
GM82.6302.06%
F12.7100.11%
RIVN15.4700.18%
CYD33.0301.83%
HMC32.9300.74%
TM190.3403.62%
CVNA65.0600.88%
PAG209.6201.65%
LAD316.4206.82%
AN166.9804.09%
GPI252.1804.39%
ABG185.1505.21%
SAH64.9502.47%
TSLA372.110-5.83%
GM82.6302.06%
F12.7100.11%
RIVN15.4700.18%
CYD33.0301.83%
HMC32.9300.74%
TM190.3403.62%
CVNA65.0600.88%
PAG209.6201.65%
LAD316.4206.82%
AN166.9804.09%
GPI252.1804.39%
ABG185.1505.21%
SAH64.9502.47%

Volkswagen debuts redesigned ID. Polo interior

Volkswagen debuts ID. Polo with redesigned interior, upgraded infotainment, physical controls, and advanced EV software this spring.

On the Dash:

  • The ID. Polo features a fully redesigned EV interior with touchscreen, physical buttons, and a retro display mode.
  • Volkswagen includes advanced software like Travel Assist and interactive ID. Light in the new cabin.
  • The ID. Polo starts at $29,500, offers three power outputs, and provides up to 280 miles of WLTP range.

Volkswagen is introducing a completely redesigned interior for its upcoming entry-level electric vehicles, starting with the ID. Polo. The new cabin combines modern technology with tactile controls to enhance the driving experience.

The ID. Polo will feature a 10.25-inch driver display and a 13-inch touchscreen for navigation and infotainment. Physical buttons for climate control and hazard lights sit below the screen, while a multi-function steering wheel and a rotary audio controller provide additional control.

Sign up for CBT News’ daily newsletter and get the latest industry stories delivered straight to your inbox.

Volkswagen’s latest software powers features such as third-generation Travel Assist, which can soon detect stop signs and red traffic lights. Drivers can also switch the digital cockpit into a retro mode inspired by the original 1980s Golf.

Although the electric Polo’s exterior dimensions are similar to the gas-powered model, compact drive modules and a flat battery pack create more interior room. A new ID. Light strip now stretches across the dashboard, windscreen base, and front doors to improve visibility and add style.

The ID. Polo will start at $29,500 and offer three power options: 85 kW (114 hp), 99 kW (133 hp), and 155 kW (208 hp). Smaller models use a 37 kWh lithium iron phosphate battery, while the 155 kW variant includes a 52 kWh nickel-manganese-cobalt battery, delivering up to 280 miles of WLTP range.

Volkswagen plans to extend this interior design across all four of its new entry-level EVs. The updates reflect driver feedback and aim to combine clean lines, intuitive controls, and high-quality materials across the lineup.

The ID. Polo represents Volkswagen’s effort to make affordable electric vehicles more functional, user-friendly, and appealing for a larger audience.

Read More
More from EVs & Technology
Bentley unveils first EV as luxury brand targets new buyers

Bentley unveils first EV as luxury brand targets new buyers

- September 24, 2026
On the Dash: Bentley unveiled the Torcal, its first fully electric vehicle, with a starting price of about $230,000. The luxury SUV retains Bentley design elements and uses an orchestral...
BMW opens U.S. reservations for the new i3 a week early

BMW opens U.S. reservations for the new i3 a week early

- September 24, 2026
On the Dash: BMW will open U.S. reservations for the new i3 on Sept. 29, a week early. The 2027 i3 50 xDrive delivers a combined 463 horsepower and includes...
Ford R&A team pushes speed as automaker races to accelerate innovation

Ford R&A team pushes speed as automaker races to accelerate innovation

- September 23, 2026
On the Dash: Ford’s Research and Advanced Engineering team is targeting faster development cycles as vehicle technology and consumer expectations continue to evolve. AI, simplified vehicle architectures and rapid testing...
Rivian says R3 will cost 'materially' less than R2, R4 pricing goes even lower

Rivian says R3 will cost ‘materially’ less than R2, R4 pricing goes even lower

- September 23, 2026
On the Dash: Rivian's next two vehicles will undercut the R2 on price, CEO says No pricing yet, but Rivian's CEO says the gap between models is growing CEO RJ...
CBT News
Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.