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Volkswagen ID.5 GTX vs Yangwang U9: Which EV is better?

Head-to-head: Volkswagen ID.5 GTX vs Yangwang U9. Compare real range, efficiency, charging time, price, rating and running costs to find the best electric vehicle for you in 2026.

The numbers that matter

Real, comparable stats from our database. The green value wins each category.

Specification ID.5 GTX U9
Range ID.5 GTX wins 520 km 450 km
Battery U9 wins 77 kWh 80 kWh
Efficiency ID.5 GTX wins 17 kWh/100km 18.7 kWh/100km
0-100 km/h U9 wins 6.3 s 2.36 s
Fast charge 10-80% U9 wins ~30 min ~25 min
Seats ID.5 GTX wins 5 2
Price ID.5 GTX wins $48,000 $168,000
Rating U9 wins 4.2 / 5 4.8 / 5
Est. running cost / yr $383/yr $421/yr
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Specification ID.5 GTX U9
Battery 77 kWh 80 kWh
Range 520 km (WLTP) 450 km (CLTC)
Top speed 180 km/h 309 km/h
Power AWD · 295 hp Quad-motor AWD · 1,305 hp
0-100 km/h 6.3 s 2.36 s
Charging (10-80%) ~30 min (170kW) ~25 min
Drive Dual motor AWD Quad-motor AWD
Efficiency 17.0 kWh/100 km 18.7 kWh/100 km
Seats 5 2
Cargo 549 L 100 L

Volkswagen ID.5 GTX

Pros

  • Coupe styling
  • Long range
  • GTX pace
  • Comfortable

Cons

  • Boot smaller than ID.4
  • Touch controls
  • Premium price
  • Rear headroom tight

Yangwang U9

Pros

  • Insane acceleration
  • Four-wheel torque vectoring
  • Supercar presence
  • BYD build quality

Cons

  • Very expensive
  • Limited range
  • Two seats only
  • Brand unknown outside China

Frequently asked questions

Is the really better than Volkswagen ID.5 GTX?

Our verdict is based on real specs: range, battery, efficiency, acceleration, charging speed, seats, price and rating. The winner wins the majority of those categories, but the right choice depends on your budget, driving style and priorities.

Which has more range, Volkswagen ID.5 GTX or Yangwang U9?

520 km vs 450 km respectively, before factoring in weather and driving conditions.

Which is cheaper to run?

Based on official efficiency and a typical $0.15/kWh tariff at 15,000 km per year, running costs are estimated at $383/yr for the Volkswagen ID.5 GTX and $421/yr for the Yangwang U9.

Should I compare more models?

Yes - add both models to our interactive comparator to see every spec side by side, or use the Which EV quiz to find more models that fit your budget and lifestyle.

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