Volkswagen ID.4 Pro, Pro S & More Trims

Last updated August 4, 2026

Volkswagen ID.4

The ID.4 lineup starts with the Limited and Standard, the straightforward 62-kWh rear-wheel-drive versions. The Pro is the practical range upgrade, centered on a larger 82-kWh battery and core everyday technology. The 2021-only 1st Edition is the launch special, combining upscale equipment with unique early-production design details. The S adds style and comfort to the smaller-battery layout. Pro S and S Limited form the premium-comfort branch, with upgraded seats, a panoramic glass roof, and a dressier cabin. Pro S Plus sits at the top with dual-motor all-wheel drive and added parking, rear-seat, and climate features.

What each trim is known for

Volkswagen ID.4 Base Model

Base Model

LimitedStandard

The Base Model trim level, sold as Limited or Standard, is the simple ID.4 with a smaller battery, rear-wheel drive, and the everyday comfort and technology most drivers use regularly.

Best for: Commuters and families who want a roomy, quiet electric SUV without prioritizing maximum range or premium trim.

Highlights

  • 62-kWh battery with rear-wheel drive
  • 206-mile EPA-rated range
  • IQ.DRIVE safety and driver-assistance suite
  • Heated front seats and wireless smartphone connectivity
6 in stock
Volkswagen ID.4 Practical Upgrade

Practical Upgrade

Pro

The Practical Upgrade trim level, sold as Pro, is the core long-range ID.4 without the comfort and appearance extras of the S family.

Best for: Drivers who value range, space, and useful technology more than a glass roof or upgraded cabin trim.

Highlights

  • 82-kWh battery pack
  • Large touchscreen with navigation
  • IQ.DRIVE safety and driver-assistance suite
  • Heated front seats

Moves beyond the Base Model’s 62-kWh battery to the larger 82-kWh pack. Recent versions span 263 to 291 miles of range depending on configuration.

14 in stock
Volkswagen ID.4 Special Editions

Special Editions

1st Edition

The Special Editions trim level, represented by the 2021 1st Edition, is the launch-year ID.4 with Pro S and Gradient equipment plus unique early-production design details.

Best for: Shoppers who want a well-equipped first-year ID.4 with recognizable launch-edition touches.

Highlights

  • Panoramic fixed-glass roof
  • 12-way power front seats with massage and memory
  • Hands-free power liftgate
  • Unique white interior accents and play/pause pedals

Adds a more upscale cabin, a panoramic roof, hands-free cargo access, and launch-only styling to the Pro-based formula. Its identity is exclusivity and bundled equipment, not extra performance.

4 in stock
Volkswagen ID.4 Mid-Range

Mid-Range

S

The Mid-Range trim level, sold as S, brings a more polished look and added comfort to the smaller-battery, rear-wheel-drive ID.4.

Best for: Drivers who prefer a glass roof, upgraded lighting, and extra seat comfort over the longer-range focus of the Pro.

Highlights

  • 62-kWh battery with rear-wheel drive
  • Panoramic fixed-glass roof
  • Heated steering wheel and massaging front seats
  • Adaptive front lighting and illuminated Volkswagen logos

The later S is not a direct replacement for the one-year 1st Edition. It carries the style-and-comfort theme into a simpler 62-kWh rear-wheel-drive model without the launch-only identity.

3 in stock
Volkswagen ID.4 Premium Features

Premium Features

Pro SS Limited

The Premium Features trim level, sold as Pro S or S Limited, is the comfort-focused ID.4 with upgraded seating, roof glass, and a more upscale cabin.

Best for: Shoppers who want more seat comfort and interior ambience without needing every feature of the Pro S Plus.

Highlights

  • 12-way power front seats
  • Ventilated front seats and a heated steering wheel
  • Panoramic fixed-glass roof
  • Synthetic leather seating surfaces

Adds greater front-seat adjustability, ventilation, and richer cabin materials over the S. Powertrain and battery emphasis vary by member trim: Pro S is the broader Pro-family choice, while S Limited uses the 62-kWh rear-drive setup.

38 in stock
Volkswagen ID.4 Top Tier

Top Tier

Pro S Plus

The Top Tier trim level, sold as Pro S Plus, is the fully equipped ID.4 with all-wheel drive and extra convenience for parking and rear-seat passengers.

Best for: Drivers who want the most cabin convenience, a dressier factory look, and standard all-wheel drive.

Highlights

  • Dual-motor all-wheel drive
  • Surround-view parking camera
  • Heated outboard rear seats and three-zone climate control
  • 21-inch wheels

Adds standard dual-motor all-wheel drive, a surround-view camera, heated rear outer seats, three-zone climate control, and 21-inch wheels over the comfort-focused Pro S level.

1 in stock

Trim comparison

FeatureTop TierMid-RangeBase ModelPremium FeaturesSpecial EditionsPractical Upgrade
Includes
Pro S Plus1 in stock
S3 in stock
Limited, Standard6 in stock
Pro S, S Limited38 in stock
1st Edition4 in stock
Pro14 in stock
Main focusAWD and added convenienceSmall-battery style and comfortEntry-level essentialsUpscale seating and cabin2021 launch editionRange and core technology
Battery and drive identityDual motors; all-wheel drive62-kWh; rear-wheel drive62-kWh; rear-wheel driveVaries by Pro S or S LimitedPro S and Gradient-based bundle82-kWh battery
Front-seat emphasisPremium cabin with added rear comfortMassage; heated steering wheelHeated12-way power and ventilated12-way power, massage, memoryHeated
Roof and cabin characterThree-zone climate controlPanoramic roof; polished trimStraightforward cabinPanoramic roof; synthetic leatherPanoramic roof; unique accentsCore Pro cabin
Distinctive convenienceSurround-view parking cameraAdaptive front lightingCore driver assistanceComfort-focused equipmentHands-free liftgateCore driver assistance
Rear-passenger emphasisHeated outer rear seatsFront-comfort focusedEveryday five-seat cabinFront-comfort focusedLaunch-edition cabin themeEveryday five-seat cabin
Defining exterior cue21-inch wheels; contrast accentsIlluminated VW logosSimple entry appearanceUpgraded lightingLaunch-only detailsUnderstated Pro look

Frequently asked questions

What does Pro mean on a Volkswagen ID.4?

Pro identifies the larger-battery, range-focused branch of the ID.4 lineup. It uses an 82-kWh battery and keeps the core comfort and safety features without the extra cabin upgrades of Pro S.

What's the difference between the ID.4 Standard and Pro?

The Pro mainly adds the larger 82-kWh battery and more driving range. The 2023–2024 Standard uses a 62-kWh battery and rear-wheel drive. On newer Pro models, the cabin also has a 12.9-inch touchscreen.

Are the ID.4 Limited and Standard the same kind of trim?

Yes. Limited replaced the Standard name for the small-battery entry model in 2025. Both represent the straightforward rear-wheel-drive ID.4 with the core safety, comfort, and phone-connectivity features.

What does the ID.4 S add over the Standard?

The 2023–2024 S keeps the Standard's 62-kWh battery and rear-wheel drive but adds a panoramic glass roof, heated steering wheel, massaging front seats, upgraded lighting, and illuminated Volkswagen logos.

What's the difference between the ID.4 S Limited and Limited?

The 2025 S Limited is the more comfort-focused small-battery model. Over the Limited, it adds a panoramic glass roof, hands-free power liftgate, synthetic leather, power front seats with memory and massage, and a heated steering wheel.

What does the ID.4 Pro S add over the Pro?

Pro S adds the main comfort and appearance upgrades. In recent years these include 12-way power front seats, ventilated front seats, synthetic leather, a heated steering wheel, panoramic glass roof, upgraded headlights, and ambient lighting.

What's the difference between the ID.4 Pro S Plus and Pro S?

On newer models, Pro S Plus builds on Pro S with standard dual-motor AWD, 21-inch wheels, a surround-view parking camera, heated outer rear seats, three-zone climate control, a tow hitch, and distinct exterior trim.

Does the S in an ID.4 trim name mean all-wheel drive?

No. In ID.4 names, S generally signals added comfort and appearance equipment. The smaller-battery S and S Limited are rear-wheel drive, while Pro S uses the larger battery. AWD is a separate drivetrain distinction.

Which ID.4 trim should I look for if driving range matters most?

Look for a newer rear-wheel-drive Pro. It pairs the larger 82-kWh battery with a range-focused rear-drive layout and is rated up to 291 miles. Small-battery Standard, Limited, S, and S Limited models are rated at 206 miles.

Which ID.4 trims have all-wheel drive?

Across the first generation, Pro and Pro S models appear in both rear- and all-wheel-drive form, so verify the drivetrain on the individual vehicle. In the newest lineup, Pro S Plus uses dual-motor AWD as standard.

What is the Volkswagen ID.4 1st Edition?

The 1st Edition is a launch-only 2021 trim. It combines upscale Pro S and Gradient equipment with unique interior details, a panoramic roof, hands-free liftgate, upgraded lighting, power massaging front seats, and a factory tow hitch.

Which ID.4 trim is the comfort-focused pick without going to the top model?

Pro S is the comfort-focused choice. It keeps the larger Pro battery while adding power and ventilated front seats, synthetic leather, a heated steering wheel, panoramic roof, upgraded lighting, and a more polished cabin.

Do all Volkswagen ID.4 trims have a panoramic glass roof?

No. Depending on the model year, the panoramic fixed-glass roof is a defining feature of trims such as S, S Limited, Pro S, and the 1st Edition. Entry versions and the regular Pro do not include it as a defining feature.