The ID. Tiguan is built for practical everyday use rather than record-breaking charging speeds. Here is the detail.
Quick Answer
The ID. Tiguan supports 11 kW AC on both batteries and DC fast charging up to 105 kW (58 kWh) and 165 kW (77 kWh). A 10-80% charge takes about 26 minutes (58 kWh) and about 29 minutes (77 kWh).
Charging Table
| Item | 58 kWh LFP | 77 kWh NMC |
|---|---|---|
| AC charging | Up to 11 kW | Up to 11 kW |
| DC charging | Up to 105 kW | Up to 165 kW |
| DC 10-80% | About 26 min | About 29 min |
Smart Charging Features
- Plug and Charge
- Smart charging
- V2L (vehicle to load)
- V2H (vehicle to home)
- V2G (vehicle to grid)
How It Compares
One report calls the charging power "not exactly state-of-the-art" and compares it unfavourably with the BMW iX3 and Mercedes-Benz electric GLC, noting that the ID. Tiguan is not a premium vehicle.
Which Battery?
| Choose 58 kWh if | Choose 77 kWh if |
|---|---|
| You do mostly city driving | You drive long distances |
| You want a lower entry price | You want up to 600 km WLTP |
Quick FAQs
What does V2L mean? It lets you power appliances from the car's battery.
Is the range confirmed? Not final until homologation is complete.
Final Word
Charging speed is competitive for the segment but not class-leading.
Handy tools: Fuel Cost Calculator
Figures are for Europe and not final.
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