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  1. I'm in NZ, so in same boat as Aussie as regards connected services etc, and mine is an Enyaq (but same MEB platform as the Elroq). I have found that it's best to not use the supplied Skoda charger, but instead get one ex-China that can actually communicate with the car and start on demand. E.g. this one I got that allows for delayed start, timed charge period, and works with a 15A AU/NZ socket if desired: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005008627453859.html (choose "customised plug" option).
  2. Have had similar annoying dash rattles. Much worse on rougher rural roads and at higher speeds, so it's hard to reproduce for the dealer. Very hard to locate, but appears to be under the upper portion of the dash top surface.
  3. Also happening in my 2024 Enyaq vRS, although only when my wife is driving! One theory I have is that the on-off "button" is actually a optical proximity sensor which is catching stray reflected light from her wrist jewellery.

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