The Volkswagen ID.5 has a range of up to 536 km.

The VW ID.5 needs 29 minutes at a High-Power-Charging-Pillar (HPC) to charge the battery from 5% up to 80%.

Yes, you can also charge the Volkswagen ID.5 at home. Ideally, you can do this via a wall box connected to your domestic power supply. Compared to a domestic power socket, the wall box is not only more efficient, but also safer.

With the Clyde Energy Benefit, we’ll even offset your private electricity consumption for charging with a credit of CHF 0.30 per kWh in the form of vouchers that you can credit towards your next monthly instalment.

Thanks to our Premium option, where you book the Clyde Energy Benefit, electricity at public charging stations and private wallboxes is included:

Public charging: if you charge your electric car at one of the countless public charging stations in our partner charging network, the charging costs are already covered by your monthly payment.

Private charging: if you charge privately, for example at home on your private wallbox or at work, your charging costs will be credited to you in the form of vouchers.

Yes, you can charge the VW ID.5 abroad without any problems. Public charging at all charging points in the swisscharge.ch network in Switzerland and throughout Europe is included in your Clyde electric car subscription if you choose the ‘Premium – with electricity’ option when configuring the car.

The VW ID.5 can hold 549 liters of luggage. With the rear seats folded down, it is even up to 1561 liters.

You can subscribe to the VW ID.5 from CHF 759 per month depending on model, equipment, term and mileage package.

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