Volkswagen just unveiled its long-range, Tesla-fighting ID.7. See the electric sedan.

• Volkswagen revealed the electric ID.7 sedan after teasing the car at CES

• The electric sedan is poised to take on Tesla with luxury features and an impressive range.

• The ID.7 arrives in Euope and China later this year, and the US in 2024.

The ID.7 made its world premiere Monday after Volkswagen first teased the electric sedan at CES in January.

The ID.7 is Volkswagen's first EV made for the global market. It goes on sale in Europe and China later this year and in the US in 2024.

In Europe, the ID.7 is expected to achieve an impressive 453 miles of range on the largest available battery. The car hasn't been EPA rated yet, but that range will likely be less in the US.

We still don't know how much the ID.7 will cost. VW is positioning the ID.7 to take on Tesla's popular Model 3, but without pricing it's hard to know how the cars will stack up against each other with shoppers.

The ID.7 could compete with a few different Tesla models, depending on pricing. Size-wise, the electric sedan is more comparable to the Model S, but at a lower price point, it could also compete with the Model 3.

VW is debuting a new interior layout in the ID.7, with a 15-inch infotainment screen reminiscent of Tesla's interior screen and augmented-reality heads-up displays.

The ID.7 is one of 10 electric models VW is launching through 2026. The German automaker is aiming to capture 80% of the EV market share in Europe by 2030.

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