Volkswagen ID.4 Sales Figures

Volkswagen ID.4

Here you will find monthly and yearly Volkswagen ID.4 sales figures for the United States and Canada. The ID.4 is Volkswagen’s compact electric SUV, built on the MEB platform and on sale in North America since 2021. The 2026 car is offered in Pro and Pro S trims with rear-wheel or all-wheel drive, and Volkswagen quotes a 291 mile EPA estimated range for the rear-drive Pro. It competes with the Tesla Model Y, Hyundai Ioniq 5, Kia EV6, Ford Mustang Mach-E and Chevrolet Equinox EV.

Volkswagen ID.4 Sales in the United States

The ID.4 recorded 474 units in a late 2020 start, then 16,742 in 2021, 20,511 in 2022 and an American record of 37,789 in 2023. Volume more than halved to 17,021 in 2024 before recovering to 22,373 in 2025. The shape inside those totals matters more than the totals themselves. 2025 opened with 7,663 units in the first quarter, dropped to 1,992 in the second, surged to 12,470 in the third, easily the strongest quarter the nameplate has posted, then all but stopped with 248 units across October, November and December. 2026 has stayed near that floor: 2,205 units through June against 9,655 a year earlier, a fall of about 77 percent, with the first quarter at just 338 units and the second at 1,867. Because the values inside each quarter track the quarterly total rather than reported monthly data, the quarterly picture is the safer read for this nameplate.

Volkswagen ID.4 Sales in Canada

Canada built the ID.4 up more gradually and held it longer. Deliveries ran 536 units in 2021, 2,166 in 2022 and 6,643 in 2023 before a Canadian record of 8,673 in 2024, the year American volume more than halved. 2025 then reversed that, at 4,629 units, a fall of about 47 percent, and the decline has steepened in 2026: 1,259 units through June against 3,105 a year earlier, down roughly 60 percent, with the second quarter at 349 units. Canada and the United States are now falling together, having moved in opposite directions through 2024.