1. front collision warning sensor does not appear to be working. The front sensor does not detect anything in the front while in driving mode. Could be a software or sensor issue. Needs to be checked out. 2. when coming to a complete stop, usually on the stop sign or red light. Sometimes the vehicle automatically switches off or goes to the park mode. In order to switch on the vehicle, I need to step out of the vehicle, lock the doors, then unlock the doors, then I can restart the vehicle. To drive. Looks like there must be a software issue. Needs to be checked for the safety and convince.

- San Jose, CA, USA

I was passing on a highway ant high speed and the car shut down. It gave me about twenty seconds to coast to a stop on the shoulder before it completely turned off. This happened twice.

- Philomath , OR, USA

Brand new ID4 2023 with 800 miles goes into park and refuses to drive because this error message pops up, "unable to start please remove charging socket" the charger is not plugged in and I was just driving on the highway when this message first appeared. Then I come to a stop and that's when the car goes into park and refuses to drive in the middle of a busy 4 way intersection.

- San Diego, CA, USA

On long drives (1+ hour or more) my 2023 VW ID.4 Pro S (all electric) displays a "limited driving power" warning at random times, and the speed drops by half or more. This has happened on all long drives (5 separate days) and the car has been serviced by the dealer three times and they cannot find a solution. This is a significant safety risk as it often happens on the highway and I could get rear-ended if I cannot pull off the road in time.

- Falls Church, VA, USA

While in reverse if you turn to look back through the window instead of relying on the back-up camera, the car will turn off because there is a sensor on the seat that turns the car off if weight is not distributed correctly. The camera is not always reliable especially in situations with a lot of traffic or tricking maneuvering situations. I have had the car turn off on me at least five times, three of which was when I was in a busy parking lot. If the camera were to fail and I needed to solely rely on looking out the window, having the car turn off, creates a huge safety concern.

- San Rafael, CA, USA