Used Volkswagen ID.5 for sale
The Volkswagen ID.5 is a stylish all-electric SUV coupe that blends head-turning looks with practicality. Known for its long range and generous boot, it brings family-friendly practicality to electric performance.
Used Volkswagen ID.5 cars in stock
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- 2023
- 31,282 miles
- Electric
- Automatic
020 3018 4926
London
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- 2023
- 2,861 miles
- Electric
- Automatic
020 3018 2534
Harrow
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- 2025
- 4,889 miles
- Electric
- Automatic
01737 612 406
Epsom
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- 2025
- 1,500 miles
- Electric
- Automatic
01737 612 406
Epsom
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- 2022
- 69,014 miles
- Electric
- Automatic
01634 622 312
Chatham
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- 2023
- 16,923 miles
- Electric
- Automatic
01525 572 175
Bedford
Electric used Volkswagen ID.5 cars in stock
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£24,300Volkswagen ID.5 MAX PRO PERFORMANCE
- 2023
- 31,282 miles
- Electric
- Automatic
020 3018 4926
London (6 miles)
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£26,995Volkswagen ID.5 Pro Performance 77kWh Tech Auto 5dr
- 2023
- 2,861 miles
- Electric
- Automatic
020 3018 2534
Harrow (11 miles)
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£28,995Volkswagen ID.5 210kW Match Pro 77kWh 5dr Auto
- 2025
- 4,889 miles
- Electric
- Automatic
01737 612 406
Epsom (13 miles)
Used Volkswagen ID.5
The Volkswagen ID.5 gives drivers electric power, ample space and a modern twist on the classic SUV. With its coupe-style sloping roof, it stands out from boxy competitors without sacrificing boot space – in fact, it's one of the most practical coupes in its class. Launched in 2022, it shares much of its electric technology and engineering with its sibling, the ID.4, but with sleeker looks. The ID.5 outdoes rivals like the Audi Q4 e-tron Sportback, Tesla Model Y and Kia EV6 on range and style. Performance is brisk, especially in the all-wheel-drive GTX model. Recent updates have improved the infotainment and cabin tech, making it even more user-friendly and helping it keep pace with the competition.
Pros
Long electric range (up to 344 miles)- Generous standard equipment
- Practical boot and roomy cabin
Cons
Rear headroom limited by coupe roof- Touch-sensitive interior controls can be frustrating
- Pricier than some alternatives
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What are the key safety features of the Volkswagen ID.5?
The Volkswagen ID.5 is well-equipped for safety. It comes with automatic emergency braking, lane-keeping assistance, adaptive cruise control and a driver fatigue monitor as standard. Euro NCAP awarded the ID.5 five stars, with high marks for child passenger protection.
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What engine options are available with the Volkswagen ID.5?
The Volkswagen ID.5 is fully electric, available with either a 52kWh or a 77kWh battery. You can choose between a rear-wheel-drive version (offering about 282bhp) or the GTX model, which adds an extra motor for four-wheel drive and up to 335bhp.
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What are the standard technology and infotainment features in the Volkswagen ID.5?
The Volkswagen ID.5 comes generously equipped. You get a large 12.9-inch touchscreen, satnav, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and wireless phone charging. Later models have improved software and touch controls, and all come with front and rear parking sensors with a reversing camera.
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What is the fuel consumption of the Volkswagen ID.5?
As a fully electric vehicle, the Volkswagen ID.5 measures fuel economy in miles per kWh. The official range is 227–344 miles, while real-world efficiency varies from 3.8 to 6.2 miles per kWh, depending on conditions and driving style.
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What should I check when buying a used Volkswagen ID.5?
When buying a used ID.5, check the charging cable and battery health, and make sure all software is up to date, especially in early models where infotainment bugs were common. It's also wise to book The AA Vehicle Inspection for extra peace of mind.
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Are Volkswagen ID.5 cars reliable?
The ID.5 is a relatively new vehicle on the market, so there's a limit to available reliability data. Volkswagen has a good reputation, and its electric cars have performed well so far. Owners report few widespread issues. Recent models have largely resolved the earlier infotainment glitches.
