Volkswagen ID Batteries

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Volkswagen ID.

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VW ID.4 Battery Pack
Component Location and Information
Selecting a component will hyperlink you to the page in this SSP with additional information.

UX4 High-Voltage
Battery Charging
Socket 1

ZX17 High- AX2 High-Voltage


Voltage Battery
Heater
A19 Voltage Converter
JX1 Power and
Control
Electronics

VX81 A/C
Compres
sor AX4 Charging
Unit 1

Z132 PTC
Heater

VX54 Three
Phase Current
Drive

2
High-Voltage Battery Charging Socket
1 UX4
UX4 Specifications:

A
C
– Connector J1772
– Number of Phases 2-3
– Max. AC Charging capacity 7.2
kW -
11
kW

D
C
– Connector CCS (Combined Charging System)
– Max. DC Charging capacity 50 kW - 125 kW
– Communication:
• PLC (Power Line Communication) communication with the charging
station / charging cable
• HLC (High Level Communication) for communication with the
vehicle

Return to the Basic Component Location and


Information Page
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Wiring Junctions
The components do not require power distribution panels. They are replaced by wiring junctions in the high-voltage wiring harnesses.

The wiring junctions in the rear area connect AX4 High-Voltage Battery Charger 1 to AX2 High-Voltage Battery 1 and the high-voltage components in the front
of the vehicle.

The wiring junction in the front of the vehicle connects the Z132 Heating Element (PTC) 3, the VX81 A/C Compressor, the A19 Voltage Converter and the ZX17
High-Voltage Heater (PTC) to the components in the rear of the vehicle.

The small connectors in the high-voltage circuit are glued during production and cannot be separated.

Connectors at the Front of the Vehicle Small Connectors


Do Not Separate!

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Each lithium ion cell makes up to 3.6V with a
capacity of 78Ah, energy density of 265Wh/kg
Aluminum chassis contains cooling passages and
structural design for crashworthiness.
24 cells are connected to build modules. The modules are then connected in series to construct
the battery pack. Module connections are made in the center of the pack and joined to a main
conector.
Battery Capacities
• Based on model level
55kWh capacity / 350V / 8 modules / 192 cells / total weight
206 kg

62kWh capacity / 350V / 9 modules / 216 cells / total weight


232 kg

82kWh capacity / 408V / 12 modules / 288 cells / total cell


weight 309 kg

VW intentionally designed the battery pack to be built with a variety of


battery cell designs; prismatic, pouch…
The hope is this will reduce supply chain issues in manufacturing.
The motor unit and battery pack are both liquid cooled, with the latter in a low temperature loop that
includes a chiller (a refrigerant-to-coolant heat exchanger that allows for additional cooling beyond what a
passive water-to-air radiator at the front of a typical automobile could offer) and the former in a high-temp
loop.
The ID.4 utilizes a standard looking AC condenser/radiator
stack at the front of the vehicle.
Engine Sound Generators
The ID.4 has two engine sound generators to make the vehicle noticeable to pedestrians. One sound generator is located at the front of the vehicle, and one is
located in the rear. The front sound generator is covered on this page, and the rear sound generator is covered on the next page.

Sound is generated:

• When the vehicle is stationary with a forward or reverse gear selected


• in vehicle operation at speeds up to approximately 20 mph (25 km/h) in both forward and reverse

Engine Sound Generator Actuator 1 RX21 - Location and Function

The Actuator 1 for Engine Sound Generator RX21 is located on the front right side of the vehicle behind the bumper. Sound is generated out the front of the
vehicle. It is made up of:

• The Engine Sound Generator Actuator 1 R257


• The Engine Sound Generator Control Module J943

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R257 Sound Outlet

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