New Volkswagen Electric Vehicles For Sale In South Florida

Find Your Next Volkswagen EV in South Florida

Our whole team is proud to have Volkswagen electric cars for sale in South Florida. These fully electric automobiles are the way of the future, offering near-instantaneous torque delivery with just the press of your foot. It also doesn't hurt that they don't cost you a dime at the pump.

The current VW electric lineup is centered around the Volkswagen ID.4 all-electric SUV and the fresh new VW ID. Buzz electric van, but the company has more electric vehicles (EVs) coming down the pike. The Gunther Motor Company team is excited about all of them. Read on to learn more, then visit one of our locations in the Miami metropolitan area, such as our dealership in Fort Lauderdale, FL, to experience VW EVs in person.

Your Volkswagen Electric SUV HQ

Crossovers and SUVs are incredibly popular modes of transportation these days, so it's no wonder the Volkswagen brand decided to lead its charge into electric car production with the VW ID.4 – we're thrilled to see it still going strong with a new ID.4 EV iteration joining the automaker's 2026 lineup.

This fully electric crossover SUV model boasts effortless acceleration, supreme comfort, excellent range, and cargo-hauling versatility that drivers and families in South Florida are sure to love. Read on to learn more about the Volkswagen ID.4 and other roomy and advanced VW electric vehicles for sale through your Gunther Motor Company VW dealerships.

Meet the Volkswagen ID.4 All-Electric SUV

The Volkswagen ID.4 is a premier option among the Volkswagen electric cars for sale. It is available with a choice of two all-electric powertrains. The first is a single-motor, rear-wheel-drive configuration that pairs with an 82-kWh battery – together, this battery-and-motor architecture produces 282 horsepower and 402 pound-feet of torque. Your second option is a dual-motor, all-wheel-drive setup that uses the same battery and cranks out 335 horsepower, along with 402 pound-feet of torque from the rear motor and 99 pound-feet from the front one.

The VW ID.4 can drive quite far on a single charge. It gets an EPA-estimated 291 miles¹ on a full charge when configured with RWD. Opt for available 4MOTION AWD, and this EV sport-ute still achieves an EPA-estimated 263 miles.² Either way, you'll have enough mileage to drive most places in South Florida without stopping to charge back up.

Step inside the cabin of the ID.4, and you'll find advanced technology and premium comfort appointments. Depending on the trim you select, you can have 6-way manual front seats with cloth upholstery and leatherette bolsters or 12-way power-adjustable front seats with full V-Tex leatherette surfaces, four-way lumbar support, massaging functionality, and memory settings. A 12.9-inch touchscreen comes standard in all models, as does a Volkswagen ID.Cockpit digital instrument display. These appointments are just the tip of the iceberg.

This electric SUV is an awe-inspiring automobile. It can fit family and friends inside, doesn't require traditional maintenance tasks like oil changes, and can help you save long-term, as it's generally more affordable to charge an EV than fill up a gas model's tank. The VW ID.4 specs are worth checking out.

Find out more about the new VW ID.4 electric crossover SUV today.

Other Volkswagen Electric Vehicle Options

Volkswagen has multiple new EV models for sale now and is planning to release more Volkswagen electric cars in the near future. This likely means that the brand will offer EV options running the gamut from small, compact sedans to large SUVs in the vein of the VW Atlas.

We will keep you apprised of every forthcoming new VW electric car. Everything we've heard indicates that this lineup will be full of excellent vehicles that don't cost you a cent at the gas station. We're pretty excited about them – and are sure that you will be too once we have more details about these forthcoming models.

With that being said, there is already one other VW all-electric automobile on the market for you to explore: the Volkswagen ID. Buzz. Check it out below.

Discover the New Volkswagen ID. Buzz

Rolling into its second year of production, the Volkswagen ID. Buzz has already made quite an impression on the roads in South Florida. Explicitly taking inspiration from the famous VW Bus of yesteryear, this new VW electric bus has sleek lines and an unforgettable appearance that stands out in the crowd.

At the time of this writing (December 2025), the 2026 iteration hasn't been released yet, but we can look to the 2025 edition for some insight. Seeing as 2026 will only be the second model year for this incredible, electrified microbus, it's expected to carry over largely unchanged. With that in mind, you can expect up to a fantastic 145.5 cubic feet of maximum cargo volume from this VW electric van, as well as a 0-60 mph time of just six seconds when it's equipped with 4MOTION all-wheel drive.

The ID. Buzz is proof that electric cars are here to stay. The automaker would not be investing so much – including the reputation of the famous VW Bus – in a new Volkswagen electric vehicle if they did not firmly believe that electrified vehicles are the way of the future.

Visit us in Fort Lauderdale, FL, or at one of our other South Florida locations today to test-drive the dynamic lineup of new Volkswagen electric cars. Once you've fallen in love with one of these futuristic machines, we'll help you apply for competitive financing or a flexible lease plan.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Volkswagen have an all-electric car?

Volkswagen currently has two electric vehicles in its stable – one sport utility vehicle and one van. The 2026 VW ID.4 is an SUV that offers up to an EPA-estimated 291 miles of range.¹ Meanwhile, the VW ID. Buzz van, which is inspired by the Volkswagen Bus, is available in its 2025 form as of this writing, though we expect the 2026 edition to be released soon.

How many electric car models does Volkswagen have?

There are two all-electric Volkswagen models currently available in South Florida. The VW ID.4 is available now, as is the dynamic new VW ID. Buzz model, which was first offered for the 2025 model year. Choose the ID.4 for a convenient crossover SUV. If driving around in a retro-designed electric bus with three rows is more your style, get into the new ID. Buzz model today.

Which electric Volkswagen has the longest range?

The VW ID.4 EV has a maximum EPA-estimated range of 291 miles¹ on the ID.4 Pro and Pro S trim levels. Official EPA-estimated range for the new VW ID. Buzz electric bus peaks at 234 miles.³ Other configurations of the ID.4 SUV and ID. Buzz van will come with different ranges. We're excited to introduce you to these models at our dealership!

Your Source for Volkswagen Electric Cars for Sale

Gunther Motor Company dealerships are your one-stop shops for electric vehicles. We have a wide variety of new and used automobiles, including new Volkswagen electric cars for sale in Fort Lauderdale, FL. Our staff will greet you with a smile and work hard to get you a great low financing rate on whatever car you pick out. Let us be your new favorite electric car dealer here in South Florida.

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¹2026 VW ID.4 Pro, Pro S EPA-estimated total range is 291 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.

²2026 VW ID.4 AWD Pro, AWD Pro S, AWD Pro S Plus EPA-estimated total range is 263 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.

³2026 VW ID. Buzz Pro S, Pro S Plus, 1st Edition EPA-estimated total range is 234 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.