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SUVs don’t always have to showcase rugged performance. Nowadays, they can actually be highlighted by a refined, efficient performance, plus all the standard comfort, technology, and safety features that drivers have come to expect.
Well, for drivers of Littleton, Parker, and Castle Rock, Colorado, two of the latest and greatest SUV options are the 2021 Volkswagen ID.4 and the Honda CR-V Hybrid.
Below, you can see how these two SUVs stack up in this 2021 VW ID.4 vs. Honda CR-V Hybrid comparison compiled by our team at McDonald Volkswagen.
Both the VW ID.4 and the CR-V Hybrid showcase incredibly stylish interiors designed to provide the most comfortable driving experience possible. From their collections of comfort features to their abundance of space, both interiors comfortably fit up to five passengers.
On the side of interior space, each model showcases an excellent blend of passenger and cargo space. While everyone settles in with their fair share of legroom, you can effortlessly tuck away your groceries or golf bags in over 64 cubic feet of space regardless of which SUV you choose.
When it comes to comfort features, both SUVs have plenty. However, you can expect just a bit more from the VW ID.4. Some features designed just for you include:
Although the CR-V Hybrid does provide some of these features, it’s likely you’ll have to upgrade to a more premium trim to have access to them. With the VW ID.4, they come standard across each model.
Along with all that, each SUV comes with plenty of technology not only to keep you connected and entertained, but also to help keep you and your passengers protected and safe.
For entertainment and connective purposes, each model utilizes an intelligent touchscreen as the hub for countless features. You may be able to see everything a bit easier in the VW ID.4 since its 10-inch touchscreen easily outdoes the 7-inch screen of the CR-V.
From there, things level out a bit as both offer similar features like Apple CarPlay®, Android Auto™, and integrated Navigation. However, keeping your device charged in the VW ID.4 is a breeze with wireless device charging, which the CR-V Hybrid, unfortunately, doesn’t offer.
Peace of mind comes naturally behind the wheel of either SUV. Each one brings to the table its own suite of driver-assistance technology. Once again, the two SUVs share a number of overlapping features, like:
With the VW ID.4, you’ll see some unique features, such as the Emergency Assist and the Travel Assist systems. The former is designed to provide emergency assistance in case of an accident, while the latter helps provide a smooth and safe drive with features such as Adaptive Cruise Control.
With added comfort, performance, and tech features throughout, it’s tough not to lean in the direction of the 2021 Volkswagen ID.4.
To get a better idea of what the VW ID.4 can bring to your next adventure around Littleton, Parker, or Castle Rock, CO, contact or visit our team at McDonald Volkswagen to schedule a test drive today!
* 2021 VW ID.4 Pro EPA estimated total range is 260 miles. Actual mileage and range will vary and depend on several factors including driving and charging habits, accessory use, temperature and topography, battery age, load, and vehicle condition. Battery capacity decreases with time and use. See owner’s manual for details.
