The ID3 is an A0 class car, with a length of 4260 mm and a weight of 1760 kg. I happened to see the Tesla Model 3, which is a mid-size car, with a length of 4720 mm and also weighs 1760 kg.

Do you have any recommendations for car mats as I'm about to get a new car?

Can the smart version of the low configuration be upgraded to L2?

Is this a pure electric vehicle?

Will using the heater while charging damage the battery?

How can I generally make the battery of my ID.3 last longer when charging?

Can the ID3 support external power output?

How do I connect the smart model's onboard dashcam?

Which car charger should I buy?

Any recommendations for portable charging guns? Bumping this up.

The Volkswagen ID.3 shows 100% when fully charged, but as soon as you unplug the charging gun, it immediately drops to 99%.

Hey fellow car enthusiasts, why is it that even after plugging in and locking my car in the neighborhood, and checking that the charging gun is locked, it can still be unplugged? Someone else used my charging gun even though I made sure it was locked.

Can the ID.3 carry a ton of cargo?

What dashcams are you all using? I noticed there's a Type-C port near the rearview mirror, but I haven't seen a dashcam that can use it.

Could someone with the smart version help clarify this question? In the basic version, there's an option for enabling continuous dialogue in the voice command settings. However, after issuing one command, you have to wait for the system to finish the operation before giving the next one. For instance, saying "turn on the air recirculation and set the temperature to 21 degrees" doesn't get recognized. You have to say "turn on the air recirculation," wait for it to finish, and then press the voice button again to say "set the temperature to 21 degrees." Can the smart version handle all commands at once? I'm really not sure if the term "continuous dialogue" is just a direct translation, as it seems it doesn't exactly mean that in practice.