Which segment does the car belong to, and how big is it compared with familiar VW models?
The ID. Up acts as the electric successor to the VW e-Up! and therefore belongs to the city-car segment (A-segment). At around 3.88 metres in length it is more compact than a classic VW Polo or the upcoming ID.2 (B-segment), seats four people inside, and positions itself as a direct rival to models such as the Renault Twingo E-Tech.
The ID. Up acts as the electric successor to the VW e-Up! and therefore belongs to the city-car segment (A-segment). At around 3.88 metres in length it is more compact than a classic VW Polo or the upcoming ID.2 (B-segment), seats four people inside, and positions itself as a direct rival to models such as the Renault Twingo E-Tech.
