Volkswagen Korea shows ID.5 electric SUV among clothes and bags at Seoul EV event
Volkswagen Korea displays the ID.5 electric SUV with clothes and bags at the Space S50 event in Seoul, presenting its design, cabin and cargo space in everyday settings.
Volkswagen Korea is taking part in the electric vehicle experience event "Jeonji-Jeonneung" at Space S50 in Seongsu-dong, Seoul, from the 13th to the 15th, biz.heraldcorp.com reports. biz.heraldcorp.com
biz.heraldcorp.combiz.heraldcorp.comOpen source ↗ The company shows its electric SUV ID.5 in a hall dressed with clothes, bags and other fashion items.
The event is organized by the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment to improve consumer understanding of electric vehicles and expand their adoption. Domestic and foreign carmakers, including Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes-Benz and BMW, present the performance and use of their models.
Exhibition format
Unlike a standard car display, the space links electric vehicles to daily life. Visitors can look at the design, the interior and the convenience features in person.
Volkswagen Korea built its stand around the theme "Today's OOTD". OOTD stands for "outfit of the day" and is mostly used when presenting fashion styles. biz.heraldcorp.com
biz.heraldcorp.combiz.heraldcorp.comOpen source ↗ Clothes and bags are placed in the hall to show how the ID.5 can be used in daily life. The stand emphasizes the exterior of the coupe-style SUV while letting visitors check the cabin and the cargo area directly.
During the event, visitors who follow Volkswagen Korea's official Instagram account receive a small souvenir.
ID.5 specifications and deliveries
The ID.5 is Volkswagen's all-electric SUV. Its coupe-style body has a roof that slopes down toward the rear more gently than in a typical SUV, and a rear spoiler gives it a dynamic look.
The output is 286 hp and the maximum torque is 55.6 kg·m. biz.heraldcorp.com
biz.heraldcorp.combiz.heraldcorp.comOpen source ↗ The range on one charge is 451 km under the Korean certified combined cycle. The model is intended both for urban commuting and for longer trips.
Volkswagen Korea began delivering the 2026 model year ID.5 to customers in Korea in June.
Shin Dong-hyeop, executive director of marketing communications at Volkswagen Korea, said that the company is glad to present its electric cars more approachably through an exhibition matched to the tastes and lifestyle of the younger generation in Seongsu-dong. He added that the company will continue activities to strengthen communication with younger people.
