2022 VOLKSWAGEN ID.4 luggage

Bag hook
Fig. 133
On the left and right in the luggage
compartment: bag hooks.
In the luggage compartment, there may be
bag hooks f
or hanging light shopping bags. NOTICE
Do not load each bag hook with more than
2.5 kg (5 lb). Load-through hatch
Fig. 134
In the rear seat backrest: opening the
load-through hatch. 261
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A void abrupt and sudden driving and
braking manoeuvres.
x Always adapt your speed and driving
style to suit visibility, weather, road and
traffic conditions. NOTICE
Securing a roof carrier of any kind to a vehicle
that is not appro
ved for use with a roof carri-
er may lead to severe damage to the vehicle. Driving with a fitted roof carrier in-
creases the air resistance of the v

ehi-
cle and thus also the energy consumption of
the electric drive. This reduces the possible
range of the vehicle considerably. This ap-
plies to all roof carriers and the objects trans-
ported on them, e.g. bicycles and skis. Securing roof carriers
Please refer to and at the start of
the chapter on page 262.
Special roof carriers must be used to trans-
port luggage, bicycles, skis, surfboards or
boats saf

ely

If and when
V ehicle toolkit Introduction to the topic
Observ
e any country-specific legislation
when securing your vehicle in the event of
a breakdown. Stowage
Please refer to at the start of the chap-
ter on page 292.
The v

ehicle toolkit may be located in various
positions in the luggage compartment:

signed differently depending on the vehicle
equipment le vel and because several electri-
cal consumers may use a single fuse. You can
obtain further information about the fuse as-
signment from a Volkswagen dealership.
Several electrical consumers can share a sin-
gle fuse. Conversely, a single consumer could
have more than one fuse.
Therefore fuses should only be replaced
when the cause of the fault has been recti-
fied. If a new fuse blows again shortly after
fitting, have the electrical system checked by
a qualified workshop as soon as possible.
Fuses for emergency services (high-voltage
system)
High-voltage system fuses in the fuse box
under the steering wheel, behind the stow-
age compartment (left-hand drive) or behind
a cover in the glove box (right-hand drive)
and behind a cover on the right side of the
luggage compartment are identified with
a tag to enable emergency services to de-en-
ergise the vehicle as quickly as possible. Nev-
er attempt to replace these fuses or swap
them with other fuses in other slots

8. Remove the spare wheel or temporary
spare wheel and the v ehicle toolkit from
the luggage compartment.
9. Remove the hubcaps

area of the luggage compartment. Depending
on the v
ehicle equipment, the vehicle data
sticker is affixed under the luggage compart-
ment trim on the luggage compartment wall
or luggage compartment floor, in the spare
wheel well or on the cross panel. Depending on the vehicle equipment,
the engine code may be displayed on
the instrument cluster

Battery charge limits
277
Belt retractor 44
Belt status display see Seat belts 37
Belt tension limiter 44
Belt tensioner 44
Disposal 45
Service and disposal 45
Bench seat 97
Bicycle carrier Fitting on the ball coupling 267
Black ice warning 23
Bluetooth 216
Profile 216
Bonnet Closing 312
Display 313
Opening 312
Warning lamp 313
Bonnet space Preparations 311
Safety notes 309
Boot see Luggage compartment 254
Boot lid 84
Closing 88
Closing automatically 88
Driving with an open boot lid 133
Electrically closing 86
Electrically opening 86
Opening 87
Opening automatically 87
Brake Assist system 190
Brake blending 191
Brake energy recuperation (energy recov-
ery) 134
ECO assistance 136
Brake fluid 318
Specification 319
Brake servo 189, 190
Brake support systems 189
ABS 189
BAS 189
EDL 189
ESC 189
TCS 189
XDS 189
Brake system Malfunction 134
Brakes 189
Brake fluid 318Brake fluid level
319
Brake pads 131, 134
Brake support systems 189
Changing the brake fluid 319
Electromechanical brake servo 190
Electronic parking brake 177
Emergency braking function 178
Parking brake 177
Running in brake pads 131
Braking intervention Automatic 182
Damage minimisation 182
Break recommendation Switching on and off 25
Breakdown Making your vehicle safe 66
Breakdown set 348
Check after driving for 10 mi- nutes 351
Contents 349
Inflating the tyre 350
Preparations 350
Sealing the tyre 350
When not to use 348
Buckle-up request see Seat belts 37
Bulb failure see Changing bulbs 295
Button cell Replacing in the vehicle key 74
C
Camera 159
Cameras Add-on parts 363
Damage 363
Repairs 363
Car wash Parking brake 177
Vehicle care 355
Car2X communication 198
Switching on and off 199
System limits 199
Troubleshooting 200
Care see Vehicle care 355
CCS see Cruise control system 145
Central airbag see Airbag system 56
Central locking
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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
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