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Thanks. I am not going to pay €435 if that is the only benefit!

I have voice control in English and navigation in Portuguese for that reason. But I use Waze for navigation, not the built-in navigation.

If anyone is using the navigation then I would be interested to know how it compares to Waze/Google maps. I was told when I bought my car that navigation was an optional upgrade in the future.

Mine is now back to normal and all working ok. Just seems to have sorted itself out after I pulled the fuses

Called the dealer and they claim there is no issue as far as Skoda know. Today Skoda connect works sometimes, and doesn't other times. Apparently they want me to take my car to the garage to see if they can find the problem, I am not convinced it is the car itself when plenty of other people are having the same issues.

My connection comes and goes. It was ok yesterday, but today it connects and then disconnects with no apparent reason.

As soon as you pull the fuses the dashboard and display are disconnected.

I removed the two fuses (position 19 and 30). I left the car for about 10 minutes, replaced the fuses and the infotainment restarted. I was then able to log in to Skoda connect

Hi. As I received no reply from the dealer I pulled the fuses this morning. All ok now and back to normal. Greetings from Portugal and thanks for the love for the Costa Vicentina from others on the forum.

Same problem in Portugal, have reported it to the dealer but no reply as yet

Ota-no two and a half hours in the dealer. I am in Portugal so we tend to get updates later than the UK.

My car spent 2 and a half hours being updated yesterday, and is now back to normal. It was obviously a major update, as it took a long time to be completed.

no, but if you let me know how I can find out I will look when I go back to the car

I have a hybrid estate, which I have had for a month and 2.500 kilometres. It threw a wobbly last week, and the headlights were reporting faults, which sent it into what I can only describe as headlight safe mode. No big deal, but I have sat in the garage this morning for 2 and a half hours whilst it had a major software update. Otherwise fine, but I have to say that I am not impressed with this, and hope that all will be well going forwards. The car itself is a massive improvement on my previous car (Toyota Auris hybrid), and as long as there are no more techno goblins I am very happy with the car.

I have been told it will be around €400-450

Hi. The Bolero comes without navigation, but it can be added in the future (I am told it will be about €450) This is in Portugal, it may be different in other countries. To be honest Waze and Google maps works so well I doubt I will add the built in navigation.