Nicky_P

Does this turn the aircon off by default requiring the driver to switch it back on when they do want it? Cheers.

That's interesting, never come across this regarding pcp ownership as you are the registered keeper. Wonder how you would buy a replacement number plate for example without the v5?

You don't have a V5? I have had several previous cars and currently have our Enyaq on a pcp and always have had a V5 or am i misunderstanding you?

I watched a video on youtube last week, think it was in a mercedes using a similar system which resulted in a collision with the car in the next bay. I wonder if the owner blamed the car on the insurance claim 🤔

Be prepared to brake! Presumably that means there's a risk it'll hit something, think I'd rather take full control from the get go.

Stumbled across a delivery time estimate for various manufacturers on carlow, not sure if it's been posted on here before... Ignore the select car button at the beginning, scroll further down to see delivery selector section. Enyaq 52+ weeks. https://www.carwow.co.uk/new-car-delivery-times#gref

More potential set backs for those waiting.... https://europe.autonews.com/automakers/skoda-cuts-output-enyaq-electric-suv-due-ukraine-crisis

Frustrating isn't it. What are you going for now or have you given up on new cars for the time being?

Pretty obvious results. No different to loading up an ICE car, mpg will reduce.

Add auto hold to the home screen that way its easy to switch off when manoeuvring.

An previous dog guard and boot liner thread......

Fits perfectly and no rattles.

That's what I've done, schedule set for everyday between 00:30 and 4:30 for cheap rates.

I wasn't keen on the skoda dog guard as it seems too much hassle to install compared to other guards we've had. I went for this instead, installed and removed in seconds. https://www.guardsmandogguards.co.uk/product/skoda-enyaq-dog-guard-part-no-g1613/

That's what mine was doing, just leave it and it will work. I made the mistake of interfering with it when I saw the red light. Just make sure the pod point light is yellow and it should work fine.

We frequently get front assist is limited messages when setting off in damp cold mornings. I'm putting it down moisture on a sensor as the error clears within a mile or two of driving.

Record low for last night's 80% charge giving a mere 92 miles, pretty poor, a 100% charge on Saturday night gave 182 miles, which was needed as we were going on a 130 mile round trip. I would imagine those covering significant daily miles must find it a bit of a lottery on a morning wondering what the range will be, luckily our daily mileage is generally under 50 miles.

We have Samsung phones, both have the app but use the same account using the same email address and password, works fine other than last weekend when the Skoda system appears to have been down.

Thanks for the explanation.

Where pre heating is referred to, is this limited to those who optioned the heat pump?

My local dealer is still quoting six months for delivery times to avoid disappointment.

When we took delivery of our car 3 weeks ago an 80% charge was giving 180 miles, the last week or so an 80% charge has dropped to 140 miles of range, Is this purely down to the drop in UK temperatures? Cheers Nik

Yes there is only one reversing light, I think you get two if you go for the lighting upgrade which I didn't.

Update. It was user error on my part. Pod point scheduled charging is working faultlessly now, no issues at all. Nik

Anyone seen or considering a charge point cover now we're heading into the wet and cold weather. No idea where to get one but seem like a good idea to prevent any possible water ingress or ice forming. Thoughts?