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Mine still isn't showing - will wait and see in a few days' time

Mine is Android too. Under paid services I have the following: Care Connect (already have) Infotainment online (already have) Pay to park Pay to fuel Traffication (already have) Service Plans Cube Telecom

I don't have that option on my app

How do I pay for the additional ambient lighting colours? I can't find on the app or car how to upgrade?

Very random question but I have a 2025 Superb and, looking at the design of the air vents, I'm not sure if ventilated air fresheners will fit. I don't like them dangling from the rear view mirror. Any suggestions of air fresheners that fit?

Thank you letting me know. The handover I had was very thorough but they didn't mention this so I'm glad I asked.

I noticed in my SEL that one the front cup holder then is a symbol of a key with a wifi type symbol. Just curious as to what it means? It could mean it's somewhere to put your key, but I assume not as surely that would defeat the point of a cup holder? No issues at all just spotted it and was curious

As above, you can use the button on the side which turns the massage on - it selects the last used massage type. To change intensity, massage type and duration you can access it through the "Seats" menu in the infotainment screen

I have a 74 reg SEL Superb. I love the car but just have one question. I took a call yesterday and, through the right hand dial was able to answer the call. However, when I want to end a call, I don't know how I can do it from the steering wheel or if I have to touch the red end call button on the infotainment screen? When the call came in, I was using Android Auto. If I'm not using it, can I answer a call in the same way as I did yesterday or is it all through the screen?

I'm just over a week into ownership of my 74reg 1.5 MHEV hatchback. TO my knowledge, there's no way of knowing either if the car is in EV mode (I realise being the MHEV you can't choose to run on EV like you could on the Plug-in) or, to see how the battery is working. I had a Hyundai Tucson MHEV before and there was a little EV light that showed when the electric motor was in operation so you could ease off the accelerator at times to use more EV power and thus improve mpg. I don't think the Superb does this?

Thanks - I had a look and you're right. I assumed it was the "ceiling lights" but that doesn't seem to affect anything I can see.

I took it for another drive last night. In the infotainment screen you can change the brightness of the interior lights including the ceiling lights but changing the brightness doesn't seem to make any difference. So the outer light attitude the rear ceiling lights seem to be on all the time. Would be nice to be able to drum them for when we're trying to get kids to sleep at night. The auto full beam headlights turned on fine but didn't always turn off so I was getting some flashes from other drivers. Need to try again but if I keep having to turn them off, it seems silly to have the auto function... maybe someone can advise? The adaptive cruise control is brilliant!! It auto changes depending on the road speed limits and even detects corners, roundabouts etc and slows down accordingly. Loved it

Oh another thing - I don't think it has a heated steering wheel. Not a major issue but would have been nice to have

So on Wednesday I collected my new SE L 1.5 MHEV Superb. I've only driven it for a small amount of time but I thought I'd give my initial thoughts. First of all, I really love the car. The seats are really comfortable and it's nice to have the massage function. I had a Hyundai Tucson before which was a greater horse power so I was concerned this would feel to slow, but thankfully it's fine. Ok, it isn't quite as rapid, but for what I want the car for, in real world driving, it's perfectly fine. I (and especially my children) like the ambient lighting - it's nice to make the car seem more special when driving at night. One thing which is a bit frustrating at first until I get used to it is the rear passenger lights. In my previous car there was a physical button so I knew if they had turned them off or not. Because the Superb has the hand motion way to turn them on, if the rear doors are open after a journey I don't know whether they are set to be on all the time, or just when the doors are open. Is there a way to control this in the infotainment system? I really like the digital cockpit. I watched one review which said the dials were really confusing but I've not found that. I like the variety of information that you can get on there and having the map visible on it is really handy. One slightly strange thing I've noticed, is that a short while after starting off, the driver seatbelt (and my wife noticed it in the passenger seat) seems to get tight for a few seconds. I'm assuming it's a safety feature to ensure it's fastened properly? I need to explore the infotainment system more but three days in and I'm really pleased with it,

Thanks for your feedback. The car has D and Sport mode (not that it's particularly sporty! 😅).

Thanks @Cedwing I don't think this one is. It's not an issue either way, I was just curious.

As per a previous post, I'm collecting my new Superb Hatch 1.5 hybrid SE L next week. I'm just curious as to know if it has different driving modes (e.g. sport, comfort, eco) or if it's just the one?

Thanks very much - that's really helpful!

I am taking delivery of my new Superb hatchback SE L next week. The car is great - love the virtual cockpit and being able to have maps show on there (I think I'm right in saying Google Maps from Android Auto don't show on it?) Any good tips/tricks for the infotainment etc?

I have just bought a new (74 reg) Superb hatchback SE L. I take delivery next week and so very much looking forward to it.