Lte VOLKSWAGEN ID.4 2022 Owners Manual

Fig. 1
Vehicle data sticker. 1: Vehicle identification number; 2: Vehicle type, engine power, gearbox
type; 3: Engine code, gearbox code, paint number, interior equipment; 4: Optional extras, PR numbersPre-delivery inspection carried out on: Date of delivery / first registration (whichever
comes first):











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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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Starting navigation
.
2.
Touch the desired contact and address
data.
3. Touch
Start.
OR: touch .
NOTICE
If the address data of a contact is out-of-
date, na
vigation will still be performed to the
stored address. Make sure that the address of
the contact is up-to-date. .
In the settings you can enter the desired
method of payment at the charging stations.
Depending on the selection and the a

vailable
data, suitable charging stations will be plan-
ned along the route in the map view.
The charging limit for the vehicle can be ad-
justed in the main menu
Vehicle .
Selecting alternativ
e charging stations Traffic information
Please refer to and on page 218 and
at the start of the chapter on page 238.
The Inf
otainment system automatically re-
ceives detailed traffic information when con-
nected to the Internet. This information is in-
dicated by symbols and colouring of the road
network on the map.
Receipt of traffic information depends
on the privacy settings set. No traffic
information is received in offline mode

x
Ne ver lift the vehicle when the electric
drive is switched on or if the vehicle is
tilted to the side or on a gradient. Changing a wheel
Please refer to at the start of the chap-
ter on page 343. Fig. 196
Wheel change: Unscrew the wheel
bolts with the wheel wrench.
Remo

ving the wheel

FDD LTE band 1: 1,920

Anti-theft alarm
83
Central locking button 77, 79
Central locking touch control 79
Description 79
Locking and unlocking from the in- side 79
Single door unlocking 79
Central locking system SAFELOCK 81
Centre armrest 100
Changing a wheel 343
Lifting the vehicle 345
Preparations 343
Wheel bolts 344
Changing bulbs 295
Checklist 295
Preparations 295
Changing gear see Selecting a position 140
Changing lights see Changing bulbs 295
Charge level Display 19
Charging Charging process display 284
Charging station (AC) 281
Connecting the charging ca- ble 281, 283
Fast charging station 283
High-voltage battery 279
LED light unit on the charging sock- et 284
Mains socket 281
Manually releasing the charging connec- tor 286
Setting a departure time 279
Wall box 281
With alternating current (AC) 281
With direct current (DC) 283
Charging cable Charging station with alternating current(AC) 289
Cleaning 287
General information 287
Mains socket 290
Charging cable for mains sockets Fault displays 291
Operation 290
Overheating 291
Setting the charging current 291
Status indicators 290Charging connector
Current identification 281
Lever for manual release 286
Manual releasing 286
Unlocking 281
Charging infrastructure Current identification 281
Charging power 391, 392
Charging process display 284
Charging settings Overview 277
Charging socket Illumination 285
Charging stations Navigation 244
Chassis see Driving profile selection 143
Checklist Before working in the bonnetspace 311
Breakdown 66
Breakdown set 350
Changing bulbs 295
Charging the high-voltage bat- tery 279
Checks when charging 33
Driving abroad 33
Driving safety 32
Emergency 66, 67
Lifting the vehicle with the jack 346
Park Distance Control 180
Preparation for changing a wheel 343
Preparing for a journey 32
Rear view camera system 180
Releasing the charging connec- tor 286
Requirements for Android Au- to

Navigation
238, 240, 242
Additional window 245
Controlling the map 239
Controlling the navigation map 239
Detailed view 245
Edit route 245
Entering an address for route guid- ance 242
Equipment level 240
Favourite destinations 243
Function: destination input 242
Further options 245
Last destinations 242, 243
Learn usage patterns 245
Map 239, 243
Navigation announcements 238
Navigation map 239
Offroad mode 243
Operating the map 243
Personal POIs 242
Predictive navigation 242
Restrictions 239
Route plan 245
Saved data 239, 245
Saving destinations 243
Selecting alternative charging sta- tions 244
Selecting charging stations 244
Stored destinations 243
Suggestions 242
Symbols 240
Traffic reports 244
Updating navigation data 241
Using contact data 243
Using the map for destination in- put 243
Zooming into the map 239
Zooming into the navigation map 239
Zooming out of the map 239
Zooming out of the navigation map 239
New tyres 329
Noises Brake support systems 192
Notes on driving 129
Number of seats 34
O
Odometer see View summary 18Old tyres
329
On-board diagnostic system (OBD) 367
Oncoming vehicle braking when turning 164
Online functions Radio 233
Online services 200
Online system update 196
Online vehicle functions 205
Opening Doors 77
Sun blind in the glass roof 119
Windows 89
Operation Park Distance Control 185
Orientation lighting 109
Other applicable documents 217
Overview Centre console 13
Driver door 9
Driver side 10
Front passenger side 14
Front view 7
Rear view 8
Roof 14
Vehicle 7
Warning and indicator lamps 15
Overview of indicator lamps 15
Overview of warning lamps 15
P P ark Distance Control Checklist 180
Malfunction 184
Operating 185
Prerequisites 180
Parking 176
Parking brake 177
Automatic switch-on 177
Car wash 177
Emergency braking function 178
Rolling capability 177
Switching off 177
Switching on 177
Troubleshooting 178
Parking light 108
Switching on and off 108
Parking systems Displays 181
Function buttons 181
General information 179
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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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Brake system
191
Electronic parking brake 178
Overview 15
Warning lamps Position selection 142
Seat belts 37
Steering column lock 143
Warning messages when leaving the vehi-
cle 138
Warning signs High-voltage battery 274
Warning triangle 68
Warranty General 366
High-voltage battery 366
Paint and body 366
Washer fluid Checking 314
Refilling 314
Washing the vehicle Sensors 184
We Connect Start 200
Interference 203
Legal requirements 202
We Upgrade 206
Weight 387, 391, 392
What to do after an accident Checklist 67
What to do in the event of a fire Checklist 68
Wheel bolts 343, 344
Caps 342
Tightening torque 345
Wheel change Changing a wheel 347
Wheel lock see Anti-theft wheel bolts 344
Wheel rims 331
Bolted rim rings 331
Bolted trim elements 331
Identification 331
Wheels and tyres 328
All-year tyres 339
Asymmetrical tyres 338
Avoiding damage 329
Changing a wheel 343
Embedded foreign bodies 334
Handling wheels and tyres 329
Identification 336
Low-profile tyres 338
New tyres 330Old tyres
329
Replacing tyres 330
Rotating wheels 329
Running in 330
Snow chains 340
Speed index 338
Storing tyres 330
Technical data 336
Tread depth 334
Tread wear indicators 334
Tyre damage 334
Tyre lettering 336
Tyre load 338
Tyre pressure 332
Tyre type 336
Tyre wear 334
Tyres with directional tread pat- tern 338
Wheel rims 331
Winter tyres 339
Wi-Fi 208
Client 210
Hotspot 208
NFC 209
QR-Code 209
Quick connection 209
Settings 210
Wi-Fi hotspot 207
Windows 89
Buttons 89
Childproof lock 81
Cleaning and care 359
Closing 89
Convenience closing 90
Convenience opening 90
Defrosting (air conditioning sys- tem) 121
Malfunction 89
Opening 89
Roll-back function 91
Windscreen Repairing (note) 363
Repairing stone chips (note) 363
Replacing (note) 363
Windscreen heating 125
Windscreen heating see Air conditioning system 121
Windshield see Windscreen 125, 363
Winter conditions Snow chains 340
414 Index