MellishR

I've had my 3 year old Superb for 4 weeks and found all the windows open twice, so I am very glad tlo have found this thread and particularly penguin17's info on how to turn this feature off. Thank you.

I too am wondering how to set up delayed charging, in my case from an ordinary 13-amp socket on my downstairs ring, where the only control is a simple on/off switch. The manual goes on aboujt "departure". Does that mean the time of day when you intend to start a journey so the car knows when to turn on heating etc? If so it's not relevant for me because I start at various times and many days I don't go out at all. I have found the "Low tariff" setting and turned that on, but as soon as I connect the power (outside the low tariff period) the car starts charging. Pressing the time-delayed charging button seemed to make no difference. Can some kind soul please tell me how to tell the car to delay charging until the low tariff time? I hoped to be able to control it with Škoda Connect, but I can't use that because I'm the second owner and the car won't let me become the primary user.

I bought a new diesel Superb in 2014 and would still be driving it but for the extension of London's Ultra Low Emission Zone to where I live, meaning that it started costing me £12.50 every day I used the car. I have upgraded to a 2020 Superb L&K iV, which I am very happy with apart from a very steep learning curve for both the hybrid power system and the information displays.