EVfacto.

Volkswagen

ID. Polo

Understand the differences between versions and calculate a reference for your energy costs.

Exterior view of the Volkswagen ID. Polo.
Credits
Photograph
Volkswagen ID. Polo 2026-08-19 (2).jpg
Changes
Proportionally resized and converted to WebP. No crop or alteration of the vehicle.

Brewster239 / Wikimedia Commons

The optimized copy retains the stated license. No creator endorsement is implied.

Model illustration; equipment may differ.
Documented version · Germany

299–333 km

WLTP

37 kWh

Usable capacity

For everyday driving

What will I spend on energy?

What will I spend on energy?

€/kWh

Use the price you pay per kWh. We do not assume a tariff.

We are using 13.4–15.1 kWh/100 km

Combined WLTP consumption

Enter your price to calculate a reference per 100 km.

Energy costs based on WLTP, not a prediction of your driving or the total cost of the car.

How it is calculated ↓

Understand your choice

What changes between versions?

37-85 Life compared with

Maximum power
37-85 Life85 kW
37-99 Life99 kW
Combined WLTP range
37-85 Life299–333 km
37-99 Life308–331 km
Combined WLTP consumption
37-85 Life13.4–15.1 kWh/100 km
37-99 Life13.6–14.8 kWh/100 km

What stays the same

  • Maximum DC charging power88 kW

Combined type-approval cycle; not a particular journey.

Explore the details

Technical specifications

37-85 Life · Market: Germany

Battery
Usable capacity
37 kWh
Range and consumption
Combined WLTP range
299–333 km
Combined WLTP consumption
13.4–15.1 kWh/100 km

Combined type-approval cycle; not a particular journey.

Charging
Maximum DC charging power
88 kW

Higher peak power does not establish a shorter charging session.

DC session · 10–80%: ≈ 23 min

AC charging session · 0–100%: 240 min

11 kW charger

Performance
Maximum power
85 kW
Dimensions
Length
4,053 mm
Width
1,816 mm
Width including mirrors
2,000 mm
Height
Up to 1,530 mm
Wheelbase
2,592 mm
Boot capacity
441 L
Data and methodology

Versions documented for Germany. Technical documentation does not guarantee immediate availability or stock.

Cost per 100 km = WLTP consumption × price per kWh. No extra losses or speed/temperature adjustments are added.

Sources and review dates

Documents consulted for the versions on this page. The date records our source review, not a road test or current availability.