Volkswagen ID.4: Side airbags

Fig. 1 In the side of both front seats: Side airbag installation location and deployment zone.

Fig. 2 In the vehicle interior on both sides of the vehicle: Deployment zone of the front side airbag.

Side Curtain Protection

Fig. 1 On both sides of the vehicle: Installation location and deployment zone of the Side Curtain Protection airbag.

Center airbag

Fig. 1 In the inner backrest padding of the driver seat: Installation location and deployment zone of the center airbag.

Introduction

Child restraints reduce the risk of injury in the event of an accident. Always transport children in child restraints.

Please note:

• Child restraints are categorized differently depending on the size, age and weight of the child.
• Child restraints can be secured in the vehicle using various securing systems.

For safety, always install child restraints on the rear seats (→ Child restraints).

Volkswagen recommends using child restraints from the Volkswagen accessory catalog. These child restraints are developed and verified for use in Volkswagen vehicles.

For additional information about the child restraints from the accessory catalog, contact your authorized Volkswagen dealer or authorized Volkswagen Service Facility or visit the Volkswagen website.

WARNING

Unsecured or incorrectly secured children can experience severe or fatal injuries. Please note:

• Children under the age of 12 or less than 150 cm (4 ft, 11 in) tall cannot ride in the vehicle without a suitable child restraint. Observe any regulations specific to the country where you are driving.
• Always secure children in a suitable child restraint. Child restraints must correspond to the size, age and weight of the child.
• Observe the specifications of the child restraint manufacturer for fastening the child restraint in the vehicle and securing the child in the child restraint.
• Never secure more than one child in a single child restraint.
• Never under any circumstances drive with children or babies on the driver's or a passenger's lap.
• Never allow a child to sit in a child restraint unsupervised.
• Never allow children to be unsecured in the vehicle, stand or kneel on the seats, or be in an incorrect seating position while driving. This especially applies to children riding in the front passenger seat. In the event of an accident, children and other passengers could be fatally injured.
• For the child restraint to offer the maximum protection, it is especially important to route the safety belt correctly. Always follow the specifications from the child restraint manufacturer for routing the safety belt correctly. Safety belts that are fastened incorrectly can cause injuries, even during minor accidents.
• Replace the child restraint after an accident because there could be damage that is not visible.

NOTICE

Follow all warning and information for vehicles with an N1 certificate (→ N1 certificate).

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