Volkswagen has resumed production and sales of its ID.4 electric SUV after a pause due to a door handle issue. The German automaker has obtained the necessary parts to fix the fault where the doors could open unexpectedly. The recall affected 98,806 models from 2021 to 2024.
- Recall Details: Over 98,000 vehicles needed attention due to compromised water sealing affecting door electronics.
- Owner Advisory: If you're an ID.4 owner, listen for unusual clicking noises from the door handles.
- Resolution: VW promises to fix affected vehicles for free, and production will soon resume at their Chattanooga, Tennessee, plant.
With parts now restocked, Volkswagen is back in business. The ID.4 is once again available at dealerships, including vehicles that had been sidelined by the recall. To mend relationships, VW plans to offer attractive lease deals, aiming to encourage potential buyers to trust in their electric offerings.
Volkswagen has resolved the troublesome door handle issue for its ID.4 electric SUVs, restarting production with a commitment to fix existing vehicles at no charge. With these critical repairs underway, VW seeks to regain customer confidence through promising lease options.
