SorinB

your foot is on the break - yes auto start/stop is active - yes the engine is not running - yes ACC is active - no (actually it doesn't matter, it is the same behavior either the ACC is off or on) the car in the front moves forward - yes your engine starts (your foot is still on the break). - yes Again, I understand your opinion, seems to be like a great feature, I was also excited about it in the beginning. Then what about the fact that in car in front moves just a few centimeters and the engines starts for nothing? Then, the engine stops, but the car in front moves again? All this in about 1 min or less, while waiting for the green light?

I'm sorry you think that way... I'm always keeping my distance from the car in front, driving or waiting at a red light. Don't understand the scope of your posting? Does it help with anything? Did you meet me in traffic to make such a claim? Maybe some technical info would be more suited, instead. For example, I stopped aprox 4m behind a car, just to see if the front car movement is detected. It was. Anyway the discussion is going in the wrong way 😞

Yes, the idea behind is great. But does not apply so well in the real life. Is annoying because, waiting at a red light, very often, the cars in front can't wait the green and they are constantly just moving the car centimeters ahead. I know is not the start/stop feature fault, but I can't control the stupid drivers that does that at red lights... Therefore searching for a way to deactivate this. There is nothing in the ACC menu about it.

Maybe it has this feature for the DSG combination with ACC, I don't know. But it is annoying...

Is there any way of deactivating the "feature" of the start/stop system that starts the engine when the car in front moves? I don't want to deactivate the start/stop system, just this annoying (for me) engine start when the car in front is moving (i think this is valid only for DSG).

I'm having the same issue - the LED low beam is useless on the roads outside town. I don't see any difference in the beam distance between low speeds and high speeds (outside town). They are worse than my old megane2 from 2005 :(. What could be the issue (software, sensors failure?)

Today i learned something about my issue. If i turn on the lights (or they get turned on automatically), the callers can't hear me anymore. Turn off the lights - the callers hear me again. Tested this behavior with two completely different phones (android). Does anyone had similar issues? Is there an fix for this, like updating the software?

I have the same issue (Ocatvia 3, Bolero): sometimes during the calls, all of sudden, the callers can't hear me - but i can hear them just fine. If i transfer the call from bluetooth to the phone, everything is ok. If i activate the bluetooth again - same issue. It's only working again after i "restart" the car (contact off/on). Have you found any solution to your problem?