Volkswagen · 2023–2026 · 2 trims
Volkswagen ID.4 Home Charger Requirements by Trim
All 2 trims need the same thing at home: a 48A charger on a 60A circuit reaches full speed on every one.
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Every ID.4 trim, side by side
From each trim's onboard charger rating, not a generic EV number. Pick your trim to run the assessment with it pre-selected.
| Trim | Years | Onboard charger | Draw at 240V | Full-speed install | Empty to full | Range per hour | Range / battery | Check |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pro S Plus | 2023–2026 | 11 kW | ~46A | 48A charger, 60A circuit | 7.5 hrs | ~35 mi | 275 mi / 82 kWh | Check panel |
| Standard | 2023–2026 | 11 kW | ~46A | 48A charger, 60A circuit | 5.6 hrs | ~35 mi | 209 mi / 62 kWh | Check panel |
Draw = onboard charger kW x 1000 / 240V. Empty to full = battery kWh / charger kW. Range per hour = charger kW x the trim's efficiency. DC fast peaks: Pro S Plus 175 kW, Standard 140 kW.
Range added per hour, by charger size
Miles added per hour of charging at common home charger settings. Past a trim's onboard rating a bigger charger adds nothing, so those cells are marked.
| Charger | Pro S Plus | Standard |
|---|---|---|
| 16A (3.8 kW) | ~12 mi | ~12 mi |
| 24A (5.8 kW) | ~18 mi | ~18 mi |
| 32A (7.7 kW) | ~25 mi | ~25 mi |
| 40A (9.6 kW) | ~31 mi | ~31 mi |
| 48A (11.5 kW) | ~35 micapped by car | ~35 micapped by car |
| 8-hour overnight, full speed | ~280 mi | ~280 mi |
What this means for your panel
The circuit in the table is what lets your trim charge at its full rating. A smaller circuit still works and charges slower. Whether your panel has room for the circuit you want depends on everything else already on it: that is the actual assessment.
Connector: CCS. CCS (Combined Charging System) is the most common connector on non-Tesla EVs for both home Level 2 charging and public DC fast charging.
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What size circuit does a Volkswagen ID.4 need for home charging?
Every ID.4 trim reaches its full home charging speed with a 48A charger on a 60A circuit. Whether your panel has room for that circuit depends on everything else already on it.
How many amps does a Volkswagen ID.4 draw on Level 2?
46A at 240V, depending on trim. That is the onboard charger rating (11 kW) divided by 240 volts.
How long does a Volkswagen ID.4 take to charge at home?
About 5.6 to 7.5 hours from empty to full at each trim's maximum Level 2 speed: battery size divided by onboard charger rating. Most nights you only refill what you drove.
Do all ID.4 trims charge at the same speed at home?
For 2026 models, yes: every ID.4 trim listed here uses a 11 kW onboard charger, so the home install is the same.
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