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The top speed of a Volkswagen ID.3 is around 99mph.

The Volkswagen ID.3 as with most electric cars makes use of the CCS charging system for charging at home or either slow or fast public charging points.

The time it takes to charge the batteries will depend on what type of charging point you use. A slow charge from a three pin household plug is 3kW and will take 26 hours to charge a battery from 0 to 100%. A faster charge of 7kW, the type of power provided by a wallbox on the side of your house, will take 7.5 hours. A rapid charge of 125kW from a rapid DC chargepoint, of the type you find at motorway service stations, can charge up to 80% in 38 minutes.

Current energy prices affect cost estimates and will vary greatly depending on your home energy supplier. The same goes when it comes to public charging points as different companies are likely to have different tariffs. As a rule of thumb, charging an ID.3 at home is probably going to come in at between 4.1 and 7.7p per mile, but could go as low as 2p a mile if you get a special EV tariff for overnight charging.

The Golf is VW’s most popular car, but eventually, it is likely the ID range will replace some of VW’s older models, including the Golf.