Volkswagen ID.4 Electric SUV Recalled For Potential Fire Issue via insideevs.com
has pointed out that there's a bend in the 12-volt battery's charging cable. The automaker admits that it wasn't mapped out correctly during the manufacturing process to allow it to avoid contact with the steering column. VW goes on to add that only some copies of the ID.4 were produced with this issue overlooked. If you own a rear-wheel-drive ID.4, remain aware of any battery warning messages, which could alert you that there's a potential issue.
VW ID.4 owners who receive a 12-volt battery warning may already have a short circuit in the battery charging cable, which could be damaging the crossover's insulation. The manufacturer says, while rare, if there is any sort of burning smell or obvious smoke, park the ID.4 and aim to have it serviced ASAP.
A short circuit could also result in a loss of vehicle power, which is an additional safety concern. However, VW has made it clear that there is no risk of high-voltage shock related to the 12-volt battery system. The automaker will be reaching out to ID.4 owners by the end of February. You can also
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