VW ID5 GTX car seat and stroller test

[@ezpoppy55]

I am a decade+ out from needing this stuff (my youngest is 12), but it’s cool to see the advancements in baby transporting made in that time! But you gotta do full-on baby gear for a full test: diaper bags, portable bassinet, accoutrements (clothing changes, changing pad, breast pump, baby food [in cooler], toys, bottles, etc…). Plus do on the road in-car diaper changes, from simple diaper swap to full-on, bio haz-mat blow out, with complete wardrobe change and seat cleaning! A road trip with baby is never just the stroller. (Oh yeah and how about Mom and Dad’s gear, too?) Our car of choice back then with two babies was the Toyota Sienna minivan - minivan for the win! Great fun watching these videos. Brings back a lot of memories!

[@MrMtrent5]

I love it! You may need to add air to the tires though. kzbin.infoUgkxCaFvSVryLTkivIF4hk3BmXD6n1GX8i8F It was easy to assemble. I am 5’8 and the height of the handle is perfect for me. Great amount of storage underneath. Can’t beat the price and quality on tu is one. I bought it because I Liv in Florida. There is sand, grass and rocks all over. It was important for us to have wheels that is all terrain.

[@TheCoBBus]

I have a Passat GTE Estate, the reason I bought the car is that is has one of the largest boots in the hybrid market. I have a Emmaljunga stoller and lie flat seat in the back tied down on top of each other and I can still fit my 2 dogs in the back, Or I can take the wheels off and but the stroller behind the seat and have the more space in the boot. There needs to be more EV Wagons/Variant/Estates, they are smaller outside but just as big inside if not bigger

[@S7tronic]

'always bring protection' bit late now, mate..😁

[@flr]

Great test for parents! Could you also do it for other cars? I did it before ordering an ID.3. And to my surprice all baby stuff fitted in the booth :-)

[@Eddy11391]

Thank you. It was in time for guests.

[@HanFollo]

The ID.6 is great for these tasks. It's a more spacious version of the ID.4. We own one. It's superb.

yeas this is exactly family type of car I am enjoying Enyaq iV 80 over a year now with two kids and never had an issue with the space so far also had all the gears and gadgets from Cybex great products as well.

[@andykphoto]

I have a Clek Foonf, and it fits really well in my ID4 in the back seat, which is a convertible seat.

[@rumbata10]

Hey. About the kick sensor just do one straight forward kick in the middle(like you would kick a football)step back and count to 3... don't wave your leg under multiple times it confuses it. Try next time works every time!

[@eddiewawa]

Great review mate, all of these are so relevant at this stage of my life 😂 it's the only reason why I've got a model y on order, I need the space for a +1 arriving soon and to lug around the other half's 4 wheeled walker due to mobility issues

[@Jensen1307]

I love this review category. Good work!

[@nakfan]

"It's soo easy! it's almost like stealing candy from a baby... Oh, that came out wrong!" 😂

[@bavariancarenthusiast2722]

Wow - time changes....now we are back to compare cars how good and practical they are for your daily life, the fact that it's an EV doesn't matter anymore. Like in the old times, comparing "normal" cars against others. We never were interested about range and how long it would take to fill up a gas tank - irrelevant. That means EV´s arrived in every day "normal" life. Which is a good thing, not exotic anymore. Thanks Björn!!!

[@MrKroolboy]

The ID.3 actually also has isofix in the front.

[@andrewolff708]

Nice video. I still see no sensible reason to take this over the Enyaq, though.

[@leonelbustosb]

“Always bring protection” - The guy putting baby things in a car 😂

[@QuiCestQuiÇa]

I saw a video where some guys made a Frunk for ID4 from a recycle bin ^^

[@Richard-io9xe]

I was watching that whilst hunting round for where the beeps were coming from. I thought I had left my freezer door open.

[@mjmellock]

Excellent review! Love the family with child viewpoint.

[@johanberg1]

Does it have heated backseats? Suppose you do not need that while you have kids in the baby seats but once they grow out of those and sit in the backseat it is a really good feature. Then when you have older kids with drivers license you often find yourself in the backseat, and then it becomes a mandatory feature, at least for us that live here up north :)

[@erlingbrenn9239]

Great review, Bjørn. How would you compare the backseat of id5 vs model y? Width? Is there more space in the middle seat in one of them?

[@carlmathisen]

I believe ID.4 also has isofix in th front. At least the Enyaq has it.

[@Daniel-lb8tu]

Here is a very simple video on how to use the kick sensor. Basically, you just have to put your leg forward and the backward again, no left/right swing needed. This is actually the way it works on most of the cars that I know. So no Capoeira motion needed in most of the cars :D kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6jbqoaloNF4rs0

[@ascendantP]

Never seen a car with an option to put the baby car seat in the front of the car

[@bjornnyland]

Common in Volvo.

[@gautearefjord]

Husk at airbaggen kan løse ut og treffe babystolen. Isåfall må den kobles ut. Kanskje best i baksetet

[@bjornnyland]

This must of course be disabled. I show this in every video.

[@stefanborge]

The trunk is way to small in my opinion. With that stroller there is no room for other things like suitcase or grocerys

[@obiskeyone]

it’s illegal to mount a child seat in the front seat of the car in Australia.

[@TheGokki]

y'all got a lot of weird laws

[@lorenzmuller4000]

So no kids in a two seater?

[@AryxJG]

It’s illegal in Canada as well

[@bjornnyland]

Too bad for you guys. In Europe it's allowed. I have seen isofix in front seat in VW and Volvo. Maybe also Polestar but I don't remember.

[@TheSweMusicMan]

Yes, Polestar 2 also got isofix in the front passenger seat.

[@sakupitkanen7574]

Boy, have those child seats changed since I had kids.

[@SaimesierP]

I thought you aren't supposed to have a baby in the front

[@chrisfriends7911]

Comparing price vs range and space and tech features and safety, I'd rather have a Tesla.