A question for the ID3 drivers if I may. My wife has an ID3 registered in July 21 (I think..) and the **** thing keeps yanking on the handbrake and kicking me out of drive/reverse during low speed manoeuvres and it’s pissing me off (mainly from a safety perspective as we live on a main road and it has a habit of doing it, sometimes more than once!, as I’m reversing onto the drive).
I think I posted about this previously and after a bit of digging on various forums there seemed to be a consensus that in reverse if you look over your shoulder and unweight the drivers seat it thinks you’re getting out of the car and jams the brakes on. This is not the case as the car is now doing the same stunt when going forwards! (and I’ve adjusted my reversing tekkers to not unweight the drivers seat as much and it still does it).
I think the issue is partly to do with the behaviour, and more specifically the lack of precision, of the throttle. Our driveway is slightly downhill so when pulling off the drive in the ID3 I’m very gentle on the throttle and the behaviour is thus: press pedal lightly>nothing>nothing>nothing>press a bit more>lurch forward towards path/road>lift off>car jams brakes on automatically.
I have absolutely none of this in my Model 3, where I can just meter out exactly how much power I want very precisely. Does anyone else get this behaviour in the ID3? I feel like VW need to sort the map (is it still a map in an EV?!) out on this car pronto! Thoughts/views on this most welcome.
Thanks