Vw Id.4: 93mv - Charging Restricted To 80% — With Workshop

VW ID.4 and ID.7 Recall Summary Volkswagen is recalling 1,194 ID.4 and ID.7 vehicles with high-voltage batteries from a certain supplier because individual battery components may not meet quality standards, which could cause the battery to overheat at high charge levels and create a fire risk. Owners must have their vehicles checked at a workshop where diagnostics will determine if the battery is safe; if abnormalities are found, battery modules will be replaced and charging will remain limited to 80%, while normal batteries may have this restriction lifted. Until the workshop visit, owners must charge only to 80% and apply warning stickers to the vehicle.

Recalling firm

VW

Product

Vehicles: VW ID.4, VW ID.7. Units affected: 1,194

Reason

On vehicles of the ID. product line equipped with high-voltage batteries from a certain supplier there is a suspicion that individual components of the high-voltage battery may not meet our high quality standards. In rare cases when the high-voltage battery is at a high charge level the battery may overheat. This creates a risk of fire which could lead to severe or deadly injuries of persons within and outside of the vehicle as well as to significant material damage. Remedy: As part of the workshop visit an ODIS diagnostic log is created that includes information on the condition and...

Classification

Class I

Category

vehicle recall

Country

United Kingdom

Agency

UK Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency

Recall date

2026-10-14

Status

Ongoing

Distribution

United Kingdom

Official recall notice from UK Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency

Recall details on Nibble Recalls: https://trynibble.app/recalls/0e3aaf75-44f9-4edb-8f8f-49319ee7aaaf