Chinese or European version?
The ID.4 and ID.6 cars common in Jordan are mostly built in China by Volkswagen's two partners there, with names such as ID.4 Crozz, ID.4 X, ID.6 Crozz and ID.6 X. These versions usually have a GB/T fast-charging port, separate from the slow-charging port. European-specification ID.4 and ID.3 cars have a single CCS2 port.
The easiest way to check: open the charging cover. Two separate ports mean GB/T, and one port in two parts means CCS2.
How long should it take?
Fast-charging power on ID cars varies with battery capacity and version. Versions with the larger battery usually accept more power. To estimate the time, work out the energy needed (for example, 60% of battery capacity to charge from 20% to 80%), then divide it by the average power. The formula and examples are in the charging time guide.
Tips for ID.4 and ID.6 owners
- Charge limit: check the charge limit set in the car or the app. If it is set to 80%, charging stops there, which suits daily use.
- Cold weather: on winter mornings the charge may start slowly. Driving a little before charging helps warm the battery.
- Software: software updates on some versions have improved charging behaviour. If charging is always slow on every charger, see the dealer or a service centre.
- System language: Chinese versions may need their language changed, but this does not affect charging itself.
Charging at FAST RANGE
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Frequently asked questions
My ID.4 Crozz has a GB/T port. Can I charge with you?
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How long does an ID.4 take from 20% to 80%?
It depends on the battery, the version and the battery temperature. Work out the energy needed and divide it by the average power, as shown in the charging time guide. In good conditions it usually takes well under an hour.
Why does my ID stop charging at 80%?
Usually because the charge limit is set to 80% in the car's settings. You can change it from the charging screen in the car.
