Volkswagen's new electric ID.
Polo is so popular that customers may wait at least ten months for delivery, according to German media.
More than 30,000 orders were placed in Europe before many buyers had even seen the car in person or taken a test drive.
Longer Than a McLaren?
A major VW dealer group head told Automobilwoche that the entire ID. Polo range is sold out, with waiting times of at least ten months.
For comparison, McLaren Palm Beach says a factory-ordered McLaren can take anywhere from eight weeks to six months.
While cross-shopping an ID.
Polo and a McLaren is unrealistic, the queue highlights how unusual a long wait is for a mainstream small car.
Production Boost and Delivery Estimates
Volkswagen is increasing output at its Martorell factory in Spain to meet demand.
However, a dealer told Automobilwoche that cars ordered now might not arrive until May or June 2027.
Sister Brands Also Affected
Skoda has reportedly collected over 35,000 orders for its related Epiq, while Cupra's Raval is also booked out for months.
All three models share the same MEB+ platform and are built at Martorell.
The related ID. Cross SUV is also attracting early interest, and the facelifted ID.
3 Neo faces waits of two to three months.
This demand comes as Volkswagen cuts 100,000 workers and considers shutting multiple plants to turn around its fortunes.
