Used Volkswagen ID.5 Flywheel

No — the ID.5 is a fully electric vehicle and has no internal combustion engine, so it does not have a flywheel at any trim level or in any configuration. Flywheels are components of combustion drivetrains; because the ID.5 uses only electric motors, the part simply does not exist on this model. If you are searching for a flywheel, it is possible you are looking at the wrong vehicle or have confused the ID.5 with a different VW model.

That is almost certainly an error. The ID.5 is a battery-electric vehicle with no combustion engine, meaning there is no flywheel, clutch, or traditional gearbox of the type that requires one. If a supplier is quoting you a flywheel for an ID.5, we would recommend double-checking whether the quote has been raised against the correct vehicle — it may have been intended for a different VW model such as a Golf or Passat.

Because the ID.5 is fully electric, the drivetrain components that sometimes cause confusion include the electric motor, the single-speed reduction gearbox assembly, or associated mounts and couplings — none of which are a flywheel. If you are experiencing vibration, drive issues, or a workshop has flagged a drivetrain fault, speak to an EV specialist or your breaker and describe the specific symptom, as they can help identify the correct electric-drivetrain component you actually need.

For genuine drivetrain parts the trim name itself does not determine fitment — what matters is the motor variant, drive configuration (rear-wheel drive or four-wheel drive), and software specification. However, since the ID.5 has no flywheel on any trim, this question does not apply to that specific part; if you are sourcing another drivetrain component, confirm the exact motor code and drive layout with your breaker against your registration to ensure compatibility.