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Dealer Prep Battery Coding

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Just purchased an ID.4 Pro on Saturday. Drove it for 25 minutes and then the low 12 volt battery warning came on. I did as it said and drove some more in an attempt to charge it. Stayed on. It's been back to the dealer for service for the last three days. Not a great start.

I hope this is not a sign of things to come.
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Just purchased an ID.4 Pro on Saturday. Drove it for 25 minutes and then the low 12 volt battery warning came on. I did as it said and drove some more in an attempt to charge it. Stayed on. It's been back to the dealer for service for the last three days. Not a great start.

I hope this is not a sign of things to come.
Had a glitch early on
After that, no problems at all
I wish you luck
It worked for me
Love the iD.4
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I hope that's how things work out for us. Fingers crossed.
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Sounds like your dealer didn't complete the pre-delivery checklist before handing the car over to you. Part of that checklist is to ensure that the 12v battery is fully charged (tend to discharge after leaving factory and sitting on a boat and in-port for a few weeks. Given that they didn't perform this task, it also appears that they just aren't trained correctly on how to deal with this situation. If they can't fix it in 3 days and haven't told you what the issue is, I think they're just floundering.
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Just purchased an ID.4 Pro on Saturday. Drove it for 25 minutes and then the low 12 volt battery warning came on. I did as it said and drove some more in an attempt to charge it. Stayed on. It's been back to the dealer for service for the last three days. Not a great start.

I hope this is not a sign of things to come.
Who is your dealer?
Fixed it. Seems that they needed to enter the 12V Battery's serial number into the system. No warning light. Driving good. Fingers still crossed, tho.
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Welcome to the forum and glad your dealer was able to relatively quickly resolve.
Battery replacement these days is not as simple as just plug & play:

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