ECO mode VOLKSWAGEN ID.5 2022 Owners Manual

WARNING
Poor visibility through the door windows,
windscreen and rear window increases the
risk of collisions and accidents which can
cause serious injuries.
x Keep all door windows, the windscreen
and the rear window free from ice, snow
and condensation to maintain perf
ect
visibility.
x Adjust the heating, air conditioning and
rear window heating to prevent conden-
sation from forming on the windows.
x Only set off once all windows are clear.
x Use air recirculation mode for a short
period only. Condensation could other-
wise form very quickly on the windows,
greatly reducing visibility.
x Switch off the air recirculation mode
when it is no longer required. NOTICE
Food, medicine and other items that are sen-
sitiv
e to heat or cold could be either dam-
aged or rendered useless by the air flowing
out of the vents.
x Never leave food, medicines or other tem-
perature-sensitive objects in front of the
vents. NOTICE
If the air conditioning system is not working,
switch the air conditioning system off imme-
diately and ha

ve it checked by a qualified
workshop. This can help to prevent secondary
damage. Overview of functions
Please refer to and at the start of
the chapter on page 120.
Some functions of the air conditioning sys-
tem and menus in the Inf

otainment system as well as an air conditioning block for the
rear seats depend on the equipment le

vel.
In the Infotainment system Open the air conditioning settings in
the Infotainment system.
In the Infotainment system: upper screen
edge
Switch the air conditioning system on
and off.
In the Infotainment system: lower screen
edge Select temperature. Depending on the
equipment level, you can set the tem-
perature directly in the Infotainment
system or use the touch sliders be-
neath the Infotainment system. The
selected temperatures are displayed
at the bottom of the screen in the In-
fotainment system.
The temperatures set for the rear row
of seats are shown on the displays for
the air conditioning block for the rear
seats. Adopt temperature settings of driver
side f
or all seats. Switch the seat heating on and off

If REAR LOCK is active in the Infotainment
system, the rear air conditioning block
cannot be operated. NOTICE
Do not apply stickers over the heating ele-
ments from the inside to pre
vent damage to
the rear window heating. Air recirculation mode
Please refer to and at the start of
the chapter on page 120.
When air recirculation mode is switched on,
no fresh air enters the v

ehicle interior.
Switching manual air recirculation mode on
and off
1. Touch on the Infotainment system.
2.

Touch in the Infotainment system.
Automatic air recirculation mode of Clima-
tronic
Automatic air recirculation mode supports
you within the system limits by temporarily
switching the fresh air supply on or off if the
fresh air entering the v

ehicle is of poor quali-
ty. The system cannot detect unpleasant
odours.
1. Touch on the Infotainment system.
2.

Switch automatic air recirculation mode
on or off with
Automatic air recirculation. to prevent the vehicle occupants becoming
tired.
1.

Touch on the Infotainment system.
2.

Switch the Air Care function on or off via
Active.
When does air recirculation mode switch off?
Air recirculation mode switches off in the fol-
lowing situations

Cable and wireless con-
nections
Introduction to the topic
Some e xternal devices can be connected to
the Infotainment system by cable and wire-
less connections present in the vehicle (if in-
stalled).
The type and number of cable and wireless
connections differ according to country and
vehicle. The connections may also be differ-
ent within a model series or in special-edition
models.
In the case of cable connections, use only the
original device connecting cables or, if availa-
ble, the factory-supplied connecting cables
for your vehicle.
If the plug on the connecting cable cannot be
inserted, check the angle of insertion and the
connections. NOTICE
Use only suitable and undamaged connecting
cables f
or cable connections.
x When inserting the plugs of the connect-
ing cables into the appropriate connection,
ensure that they are correctly positioned
and apply only light pressure. Applying too
much pressure may damage both the unit
connection and the plug of the connecting
cable.
x Make sure that the connecting cable is not
pinched or sharply bent.
x Using unsuitable or damaged connecting
cables may damage devices and cause
malfunctions. If a connected device is not recog-
nised, disconnect all de

vices and con-
nect the device again. If necessary, check
that the connecting cable you are using is
working properly. If a connected device malfunctions, re-
start the de

vice. In some cases this will
remedy the fault. USB port
Please refer to at the start of the chap-
ter on page 215.
USB port types
The f

ollowing USB ports may be available in
the vehicle:

Add station as favourite.
Traffic news monitoring (TP) is activ a-
ted.
The selected traffic news station is
not available.
Automatic station tracking (AF) is
switched off.
Radio Data System (RDS) is switched
off.
Symbols in the FM and FM/DAB frequency
band No DAB reception possible.
DAB station supports slide show.
Slide show is not available for the
DAB station.
Symbols in Internet Radio mode Open full-text search.
No Internet Radio reception possible.
Display recently listened to internet
radio stations.
Display 100 most frequently listened
to internet radio stations.
Display available internet radio pod-
casts.
Display internet radio stations from
the desired country.
Display internet radio stations that
broadcast in the desired language.
Display internet radio stations who
broadcast programmes from the de-
sired genre.
Display podcast episodes.
Display associated stations and pod-
casts.
Skip forward 15 seconds in podcast
episode.
Skip back 15 seconds in podcast epi-
sode. Tuning, selecting and storing
stations
Please refer to and on page 218.
Selecting a frequency band or reception
mode
Bef

ore selecting a station, you must first se-
lect a frequency band or reception mode. Dif-
ferent stations are available depending on
the selected frequency band or reception
mode.
The available frequency bands and reception
modes depend on the vehicle equipment and
country.
1. Touch to open the list of frequency
bands and reception modes.
2.

Select frequency band or reception
mode:

1. Touch to show the frequency band.
2.
Touch the marking, move on the fre-
quency band and release at the desired
frequency.
OR: touch a point on the frequency
band. The marking automatically jumps
to the corresponding frequency.
The station at the set frequency is set.
Selecting from station list (FM/DAB) and enter the name of the desired sta-
tion. The list of f

ound stations is auto-
matically updated during input.
OR: select the desired category to filter
stations according to a category.
2. Touch the desired station.
SCAN Searching in SCAN mode (FM/DAB) .
OR: touch and hold a station in the sta-
tion list.
3.

Touch .
OR: touch an already assigned station
button and hold f

or around 3 seconds.
The station is stored to the selected station
button.
If a station was already stored on the station
button, this station will be removed from the
station button and replaced by the new sta-
tion. Online functions in radio
mode
Please refer to and on page 218.
With some equipment le

vels, the Infotain-
ment system has online functions in radio
mode.
Internet Radio is an example of an online
function in radio mode.
Requirements for using online functions in
radio mode:
q The vehicle is equipped with We Con-
nect Start.
q We Connect Start is activated and the
vehicle is assigned to your user account.
q You have a data plan on the SIM-card of
your mobile device and have connected
Radio mode 233
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Fastening rings
259
General information 254
Load-through hatch 261
Luggage compartment 254
Trailer 269
Locking From the inside 79
Luggage compartment 254
Luggage compartment cover 255
Luggage compartment floor 255
Luggage compartment floor (sec- ond) 256
Luggage net 260
Partition 257, 258
Luggage compartment cover 255
Luggage compartment equipment 259
Luggage compartment floor 255
Luggage compartment floor (second) 256
Luggage net 260
M Magnetic strips, data loss 250
Main-beam control 105
Switching on and off 105
System limits 106, 107
Malfunction Component protection 372
Proactive occupant protection sys- tem 47
Rain and light sensor 115
Towing bracket 268
Tyre monitoring system 327
Malfunctions Park Distance Control 184
Manoeuvre braking 182
Manoeuvring 176
Manual locking or unlocking Charging connection 286
Manual opening and closing Driver door 80
Front passenger door 80
Rear doors 80
Marks 227
Massage function 102
Maximum trailer weight Loading a trailer 269
Media Favourites 236
Playing 236
Selecting source 236
Setting up streaming services 237 Streaming services
237
Using streaming services 237
Video mode 238
MEDIA Bluetooth audio 216
Media connections 215
Media mode 234
Equipment 235
Symbols 235
Memory function 101
Menu Android Auto

Retrofitting a towing bracket 272
see Trailer towing
264
Socket 268
Swivelling out the ball coupling 266
Tail light clusters 266
Things to note 270
Towing 270
Trailer stabilisation 271
Trailer coupling see Towing bracket 266
Trailer stabilisation 271
Trailer towing Technical prerequisites 265
Transporting items 254
Bag hook 261
Driving tips 132
Driving with a trailer 270
Driving with an open boot lid 133
Fastening rings 259
Load-through hatch 261
Loading a trailer 269
Loading roof carriers 263
Luggage net 260
Roof carrier 262
Securing roof carriers 263
Stowing loads 254
Stowing luggage 254
Trailer towing 264
Travel Assist 168
Displays 169
Switching on and off 170
Troubleshooting 170
Travel mode 110
Things to note 105
Tread depth 334
Tread wear indicators 334
Trim parts Cleaning and care 359
Trim strips Cleaning and care 359
Trip recorder 29
Troubleshooting Activating functions 207
Adaptive chassis control (DCC) 144
Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) 156
Air conditioning system 126
Airbag system 50
Airbag system deactivated 50
Airbag triggering 82
Alternator warning lamp 323
Automatic locking 82Boot lid
89
Brake energy recuperation fault 142
Brake fluid level too low 319
Brake servo 191
Brake support systems 191
Brake system 134
Car2X communication 200
Central locking 75
Coolant indicator lamp 318
Coolant temperature display 318
Coolant warning lamp 318
Cooling system: engine coolant level too low 318
Cooling system: engine coolant temper- ature too high 318
Cooling system: fault in the coolant cir- cuit 318
Cruise control system (CCS) 147
Deactivation of the drive is immi- nent 136
Driving instructions 134
Driving profile selection 144
Easy Open 89
eCall emergency call system fault 71
eCall Emergency System restric- ted 71
Electric drive 139
Electrical system overheated 142
Electronic engine sound 140
Electronic parking brake 178
Electronic parking brake does not switch itself off 178
Electronic parking brake does not switch itself off completely 178
Electronic parking brake fault 178
Emergency Assist 172
Emergency start function 140
Emergency switch-off 140
ESC fault 192
Exhaustive discharge (high-voltage bat- tery) 285
Fault in the high-voltage system 285
Front passenger front airbag deactiva- ted 50
Front passenger front airbag switched on 50
Heating and fresh air system 126
High-voltage battery is empty 285
Holding force of the electronic parking brake is insufficient 178
Ignition lock 139
Immobiliser 139, 140
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