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Volkswagen ID.3 and 4 functions stand out above the rest

June 27, 2021
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Volkswagen ID.3 and 4 functions stand out above the rest

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One of the electric cars that undoubtedly captivated with its arrival in the automotive market was the Volkswagen ID.3, because its characteristics make the car a reliable piece to acquire and have it in the home garage for a few years, and much more knowing it has 4 functions that stand out above the rest.

First of all, at the level of characteristics, the vehicle of the German brand is 100% electric with a wide range of autonomy that varies from 330 km to 550 km, with powers ranging from 126 hp to 204 hp (depending on the version), in addition, it comes with a recharge protocol of 125 kW.

Now these features are added to the 4 unique functions to provide a truly sustainable machine for its users. The first of these is that it has a lighting system that communicates with the driver, either from the outside, inside, with the car in motion or when accelerating and braking. Also, the battery charge level is reflected by lights.

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The second goes through the battery and its charging modes, being fully modifiable by the user in order to adjust to the one most needed. On the other hand, it is recommended not to reach 100% charge, nor to let it run down to 0%, for this reason, the Volkswagen ID.3 allows you to regulate this type of function, releasing the connector automatically so that it does not continue to flow energy.

Related content: Volkswagen increases its production to 600,000 battery systems per year

Another eye-catching and tech-laden feature is the augmented reality windshield. What does this mean? Well, the driver can follow a series of instructions reflected on the windshield by means of colors. In fact, if at any time a maneuver must be carried out, the head up display comes into play to tell the driver what exactly to do, for example to deviate from a road or obstacle.

https://youtu.be/03n2H_EY2zA

Finally, the Volkswagen ID.3 offers the option of playing streaming videos when fully stopped through the large screen that it comes with. There, the driver can be aware of a series of data that reaches the vehicle internally or externally.

These functions described above combine perfectly with the default characteristics of the VW to offer a first-class service that began with the manufacture of this model in 201, and as a result of its success it continues to have constant updates to continue evolving in the automotive market.

Written by | Ronald Ortega

Tags: Electric carsElectric MobilityVW ID.3
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