Volkswagen has revealed the interior of the new ID. Polo, which will be the first model of the brand with a completely redesigned interior architecture for the ID family. The German automaker emphasizes that the changes are directly based on customer feedback.
The main emphasis was placed on the return of physical controls and a more understandable interface logic. The interior features separate climate control and hazard warning buttons, and the center console has a rotary audio system controller, which was so lacking for owners of previous IDs.
The interface is built around two screens: a 10.25-inch digital instrument panel and a nearly 13-inch central touchscreen display. The menu structure has been redesigned, the trim materials have been improved, and the panel layout has been improved.
The updated ID.Light system deserves special attention, which now extends not only to the front panel, but also to the doors, enhancing visual feedback with the driver.
An unusual detail is the "retro function": at the touch of a button, the instrument panel switches to graphics in the style of the 1980s Volkswagen Golf. The full premiere of the ID. Polo is expected during 2026.