Stonekeeper

I would double check the 12v plug you have for that EY05 dashcam, do you plug your camera lead into it in a usb socket? This one appears to say "Output 5v" on the plug in the picture https://www.amazon.co.uk/IIWEY-Control-Parking-Monitor-Super-Capacitor-Black/dp/B0CBBK9LR1

The link should open to a 2020 Kamiq handbook Selected from here https://www.skoda.co.uk/apps/manuals/models

Is this not in the settings menu https://digital-manual.skoda-auto.com/w/en_GB/show/6e4634871b1d67dba2b9d78fff3785e3_4_en_GB?ct=e4d04b648ae759b8ac144525432a0254_2_en_GB#titled731665428e21413 Or are they aftermarket LED headlights.

If only there was a user manual? https://digital-manual.skoda-auto.com/w/en_GB/show/38c7658dcf830ce1247345d723669c2a_1_en_GB

Heated rear window to keep your hands warm pushing it?

Driving mode defaults back to normal when the car is restarted?

Is it not possible to temporarily disconnect the service so you can try it without before deciding? Or is that for unsubscribing?

Not a good idea on a slope.

Did you register for it when you got the car? https://www.skoda-auto.com/connectivity/connect#anchor-M70-5bf192ec

I think you may need to investigate what is draining the battery, maybe overnight.. Anything plugged into the 12v sockets, one may be permanently live (boot?) Is the light in boot on when boot closed etc. Is the stop/start working? Do you travel far?

Optional but the question is on a V5

As per section 3.2 of VAT Notice 700/64, provided the dealership intends to sell the car within 12 months, they can recover the VAT charged. As VAT will have been recovered on the demonstrator car at purchase, the dealer will then be required to charge VAT on the full selling price

I suspect there may be a good number of private buyers for that auction house

Skoda don't appear to be alone in this sales model for factory orders, Volkswagen Group and others https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/buying-car/357915/agency-model-its-coming-uk-car-dealers-what-does-it-mean-buyers

Probably and most likely To get the best deal on a factory order you would have to contact different dealers and try haggling one against the other.

https://quotes.carwow.co.uk/car_configuration/choose-trim?doors=Front+%26+Rear&make=skoda&model=enyaq-2020&payment_preferences[]=cash&payment_preferences[]=finance&preferred_car_type=only_new_cars

Charging at less than 12 mile per hour? Not 40+ miles a minute like a fuel pump?

I don't see why in a car that has an sos button can't use the sim card in the car to get the time from the mobile phone network.

A brand new car at £27 450 includes around £4,575 in VAT so i wouldn't pay more than £22,875 for it when it was 16 month old, would even expect to pay less because that figure allows for no depreciation at all, there is no longer any VAT due on it.

No two used cars are the same. Check the mileage and ages. Yours will probably be sold at around just under £21,000 giving a 15% margin for a used car at a dealership

How much did you pay for it

I too don't understand why the door needs to be open, no mention of that as a condition in the handbook. It appears to be a simple cable release https://digital-manual.skoda-auto.com/w/en_GB/show/54909c3a007752bf538427d946427388_2_en_GB?query=bonnet

Apologies for my initial confusion, i thought you were asking if the blue bit of the plate with flags was compulsory. There is no requirement to have anything other than the Registration number * on the plate. (* For pedants, apart from Supplier identifier and from sept 21 BS AU 145e)