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Picked mine up yesterday It's a 1.0 TSI DSG with a lot of options. Standard on this model: Columbus, heated, dimmable and electric mirrors, Canton audio, heated front seats, full LED lights, KESSY, rubber boot floor or soft boot floor (you can turn it around), parking assistant, coloured MaxiDot. Ordered extra: Blind spot warning, traffic sign recognition, adaptive cruise control and Lane Assist.

If it has two physical buttons it should be Amunsden. If it has no physical buttons it's the Columbus, and the screen is bigger.

Same situation here, haha. I ordered the car and a couple of weeks later I noticed TJA was not available for the Octavia, while it is for the Leon. Even though we don't have a real TJA, the ACC is already a huge relief in traffic jams and you only have to steer a bit as long as the car is driving, even at very very low speed. When you come to a standstill and the car in front of you starts driving I think you only have to lift the ACC handle again and then it goes again. So it's something

Of course you are right and I asked myself the same question as well some time ago. Maybe some day it will be possible to do it via VCDS. Also, Lane Assist begins working at 65 km/h so that would have to change as well to get TJA working.

Auto hold and hill hold are two different things

I think the reason is that the Leon has auto hold and the Octavia does not. As far as I'm aware TJA needs that. The Superb has auto hold and has TJA.

I also ordered the facelift model. It's the Style Business variant as we call that here in the Netherlands. Standard is has: Canton, Full LED headlights, heated front seats, 17 inch Trius, electric dimmable side mirrors and rear mirror, front and rear parking sensors and a bunch more. I addded: Blind Spot detection, Adaptive Cruise Assisant, Front Assisant, DAB Radio, Road Sign recognition. For our highways 1.0 TSI 115PK DSG is more than sufficient and it went for the Cappucino Beige colour. Ordered april 18th, and it's supposed to be delivered end of june