DavidT

I have a 2017 Kodiaq. Occasionally it gets the wrong speed limit for a road. A straight 1 mile road by my house has no posted speed limit signs. For part of the road, the car thinks it's a 30 limit. Then halfway down, it thinks it's 20. I always believ d that the car used visible signs ( we have sign recognition) or used data from the maps installed. These maps, I think are provided by Here. I have gone to the mapcreator website for Here maps, and checked that the speed data is correct 30 mph all along the road. My maps are up to date (as of sept 2026. When I raised this with my dealer, they said 'if the car can't see a speed sign, or doesn't have data for speed on the maps, it defaults to 20. When I asked why 20, not 30, they just shrugged. When I asked why the satnav can't allow a user to select a default value, they said that could be dangerous, because you could put in a wrong default, and then complain to Skoda when you got a speeding ticket! Absolute nonsense