Edela

So... it took them 3 weeks to figure out what's up, though that wasn't the only problem I reported to them. Serviceman said he found no issues with brakes and no logs of such errors while connected to the car. What they found is that shock absorbers are completely gone on one side. That explains why I felt car became unstable and wobbly, but how the heck that could happen after the car made only 39000 km? On top of that, iV model requires different parts which are not in stock anywhere, as they said, and they ordered them from the factory, so god knows when they'll arrive. This car never cease to amaze me...

I had Front Assist intervened a few times because of pedestrians, but it always started slowing down gently or just beeping at me. Never it slammed brakes. IIRC, according to car's manual, on speeds above 30 km/h it shouldn't start braking before giving alarm. Manoeuvre brakes are other story, scared me a few times in my garage slamming brakes so hard as if someone hit me.

I'm not sure what you mean. If you are talking about range estimation car shows you on infotainment, these numbers have not much to do with reality anyway. The only thing you can trust is watching odometer and seeing how many kms you made between full charge and zero. I was surprised to learn that ICE cars are counting consumption and estimating range better than EVs do. If you were measuring how many kms you did, and now consistently you are able to drive less kms on full charge, giving the same route and behavior, then it is strange. But seeing how others tried to address similar problems to Skoda, I don't think there willll be any luck convincing them that something is wrong with the car, they always say that range may vary and it is ok. Myself, I've never experienced anything similar with my 3 years old iV.

No. Usable capacity is 10.5. It still can go about 70km in ideal conditions, but more realistically 50 to 60. I see nothing wrong with your range of 50km. If I drive only in my town (hills and lots of speed bumps) I can barely make 40km. Doesn't matter, car won't take more than 3,5kW.

Anyway holding on/off button for some 20 seconds will do the trick. I had similar issue after updating to 1941 at dealership, reboot helped.

This certificate from skoda-connect doesn't make any sense to me. It only has 3 records for repairs while I had already 7 cases open, 10+ trips to a workshop. Most of them are not reflected like if nothing happened.

Had it among many other problems, luckily it showed up right on the way to dealer. After fixing that they told me it was something about the settings of volume adjuster on the steering wheel and they had to recode it. Though I question competence of people on workshop's reception and won't take it without grain of salt.

Catch the moment when infotainment is on and switch privacy setting one step back towards maximum privacy. It may do the trick. Otherwise, in this case dealership was changing my MIB and twice it didn't help, it is kinda obvious that the problem lies in software, not the hardware. And of course it may have quite bad consequences as my radio was turning on and draining 12V battery completely during the night.

That was actually supplied with my car, just had to dig deeper in the trunk to find it. Worth checking.

Pull out fuse 19, lock the car for a few minutes, put it back.

I had already 4 OTAs since I'm on 1941, last one yesterday. 3 of them specifically mentioned that those were updates for applications and they won't affect SW version.

It loads faster and runs smoother. Some changes in battery management. Haven't noticed anything else.

It happens when I turn the steering wheel. But honestly, I only notice it in my garage, seeing how the wall in front of the car is becoming lit. While driving at night I don't see it making any difference though.

Since a few days ago I also have such errors occasionally when start the car, they disappear after a few seconds. But more than that, my care became wobbly. At first I thought that's my brain playing with me and I couldn't repeat the issue on purpose while maneuvering on different speeds, but today I noticed that when I park, if I apply a bit too much brakes, car stops abruptly and wobbling front to back. Stopped counting which trip to a workshop it will be, but reading what @123ashleyp23wrote, I hope it will be fixed relatively easily.

Putting to Park never applied parking brake in my car. Only switching ignition off puts both in Park and on parking brake. If the button below parking brake is activated, car holds brakes whenever it is stopped, but I think it is not parking brake though.

There is no section for updates history. Only to see what is pending, if any update is downloaded but not installed yet. 1941 is the resent.

That's weird. It should be 30 seconds or so.

My Octavia always keeps 1% of charge and uses it whenever I accelerate. However, if there wasn't possibility to recuperate energy or recharge battery, I see that every next acceleration gets shorter and weaker boost from battery. I shall mention though that SW 1941 changed battery management and now recharging battery works a bit differently. For example, before I could got to battery settings and put it to "charge battery" mode, and car would start engine and charge battery even if it is parked. It was a nice way to heat engine in winter and make car defrost. Now it wouldn't start engine and charge battery unless I'm actually accelerating, it switches engine off again to coast or when car is standing. Though I have an impression that it charges battery more efficiently now. Can't really compare, but overall even with empty battery I have very decent mileage on freeways. Last winter made a round trip across Europe and even in Germany with speeds around 170 my total consumption was slightly above 6 liters. In fact, I don't see any point to charge battery before going on a long run on freeways, it drains in the first 100-150km and does not make any difference on a long run, just unnecessary expense to charge it. Though it helps a lot that on a hills car switches off engine and regens. I would love to have that, too. Sadly, it is not how it works in Octavia, even though this is how they've done in Enyaq. It is actually quite annoying that long hold of the right paddle is needed to switch back to auto. I figured that you may just continue driving normally and it will go back automatically after some 5 seconds.

Living in Spain, never turn off AC, often leave it on while car is parked and locked for some 20-30 minutes while in a shop. Car is preheated or pre-cooled in the morning, which saves a lot of battery on the first trip. Many short trips within my town (hills and lots of speed bumps) gives me 35-38km on full charge. One long round trip to the city center (living in outskirts of Madrid, so combination of 100km/h roads on the way there and smaller city roads inside) gives 55-60km on full charge. I think numbers would be even better if it was flat here, but it is not quite. Also it does not depend on outside temp as long as it is +20. In winter, when temperatures are below 10°C, there is less range, but not that significantly unless I'd try to heat the car like a sauna.

No luck with changing privacy setting? Just curious, as it helped me, though I had the same issue with 1941 not fixing reboots.

If the issue is ongoing, then yes. Like issues with Travel Assist. But what if same issue reappears after some time? When guys in the workshop didn't realize I have warranty extension, they said that as they see it is not the first time I have issue with MIB, they will replace it for no cost, but I will have to pay for work hours done. And then, even if I have no warranty and I agree, after some time all repeats again and they ask to pay again? Unless I'm missing something big, EU doesn't really protect customers against bad cars or bad dealerships. I wish we could just reject the car as our colleagues from UK do.

I doubt that. I have PHEV, it didn't help me that 13kWh battery was full when 12V battery was flat. Car was even plugged and programmed to start charging during the night. As technician explained me, controllers which are responsible to keep 12V battery charged and are charging it when car is plugged, they too are supplied by 12V battery. Why there is nothing to detect discharge of 12V battery and start charging it (from big battery or plug) is not quite understandable.

Yes, same. But from what I managed to get from different employees of different services, Skoda has the same approach towards them as they are having towards customers. They have to strictly follow protocols, now matter how dumb or ineffective they are. This is why some people are being stuck in loops like mine, when workshops apply procedures, see that it doesn't help, repeat them again in exactly the same way, and so it continues till warranty is over. This is why for 30 minutes works cars are being held for days and weeks. This is why customer support is absolutely useless. And... this is why I would not repeat the mistake of buying a VAG car again. Great cars, but the way aftersales works is terrible and beyond acceptable. These guys are now complaining that they are loosing money and they might not even make it. Well, surprised pikachu, I guess...

I'm sure many of us need. But who would like to pay for such upgrade? Definitely not Skoda

By the way, guys. I guess here won't be many people with old SW to compare, but while my car was with 1668, the Skoda app was working much better. Less issues with connection to the car, everything was faster and car reacted on commands immediately. Since I'm on 1941, it is trash again and it barely works. Same as was on 1986. Anyone noticed the change?