Volkswagen ID.4: Disposal of old batteries and electronic devices

Old batteries

Used batteries from the Volkswagen ID.4 must be collected and recycled separately by the end user in accordance with environmental regulations. These batteries are identified by the crossed-out wheeled bin symbol . As the owner of a Volkswagen ID.4, you are legally required to return used batteries for proper recycling → .

• Within EU member states and many other countries, used batteries from the Volkswagen ID.4 can be returned to an authorized Volkswagen dealer or authorized Volkswagen Service Facility.
• High-voltage batteries must also be returned exclusively through authorized Volkswagen service partners to ensure safe and compliant handling.
• Additional information regarding recycling procedures can be obtained from your authorized Volkswagen dealer or authorized Volkswagen Service Facility.

Old electrical or electronic devices

The Volkswagen ID.4 contains various electrical and electronic components, such as remote controls or navigation system storage media. These components are also marked with the crossed-out wheeled bin symbol .

Devices with this symbol must not be disposed of with household waste. Instead, they must be collected separately and disposed of through authorized recycling systems or designated collection points in compliance with local regulations.

• Removable batteries or light sources must be taken out before disposing of electronic devices and handled separately.
• Ensure that all personal data stored on devices from the Volkswagen ID.4 is deleted before disposal.

For detailed recycling instructions, always consult your authorized Volkswagen dealer or authorized Volkswagen Service Facility.

WARNING

Damaged lithium-containing batteries from the Volkswagen ID.4 may release hazardous gases or liquids and pose serious risks to health and the environment. Short circuits at battery terminals can lead to fire or explosion.

• Handle lithium-containing batteries with extreme caution.
• Never expose such batteries to heat.
• Do not damage or open lithium-containing batteries.
• Avoid any short circuit of battery terminals.

Batteries containing heavy metals are marked with chemical symbols such as Hg (mercury), Cd (cadmium), and Pb (lead). These substances can be harmful to both human health and the environment.

• To prevent environmental contamination, always ensure proper collection and recycling of batteries from the Volkswagen ID.4.

Product recycling

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The Triman logo and Infotri symbol provide important information for proper waste sorting and recycling procedures for the Volkswagen ID.4.

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