Volkswagen's first performance electric hot hatch and estate will initially be limited solely to Europe.
Externally, these include GTX front and rear bumpers, extended door sills and black accents, the LED daytime running lights moved to the flanks of the bumper in a triangle design, 20-inch Skagen diamond-cut alloy wheels, a gloss black faux rear diffuser and a GTX badge in place of the ID.3 insignia underneath the Volkswagen logo on the tailgate.
The biggest centre of attention, unsurprisingly, involves the power output where Volkswagen has fitted the ID.3 GTX with its latest APP550 For the Performance model, an additional 30 kW has been extracted, with torque remaining unchanged. 0-100 km/h is therefore reduced to 5.6 seconds, while top speed increases to 200 km/h.
Similar to the ID.3 GTX are the colour options, the GTX badge on the tailgate and the option of a black roof, which in this instance, doesn’t extend to the tailgate.