The successor of the VW ID.4 will reportedly arrive in 2029 at the earliest, being delayed by 15 months
VW Group's subsidiary Cariad reportedly faces challenges with the software development for the upcoming SSP architecture. This is expected to cause a delay in future EV launches by Volkswagen, and possibly other brands. Insider sources confirm that the debut of the VW ID.4 successor has been postponed to 2029. Volkswagen seems to be having a hard time with the software of the upcoming SSP architecture.
According to a report by German media Manager Magazin, which has also been confirmed by insider sources to Handelsblatt, the launch of the VW ID.4 successor has been postponed by 15 months, and is now set to arrive in 2029 at the earliest. The ID.4 was introduced in 2020, meaning it will be nine years old when the time comes for its replacement. Another fully electric SUV by VW, codenamed T-Sport, will also reportedly arrive later than expected, in 2031.
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