According to the link below

 

https://www.electrifying.com/blog/article/skoda-updates-enyaq-with-speedier-charging-and-infotainment-system-improvements

 

SKODA has updated the optional Assisted Drive Package Plus with Travel Assist. The new version includes Narrow Lane Assist where the car recognises temporary yellow lines, barriers and cars in the next lane and guides the car through narrowed spaces. In addition, the steering wheel travel assist button will now allow drivers to toggle between travel assist modes as well as activating and de-activating the system. When the vehicle is started again the last mode used will be active.

While the changes are almost entirely software based, SKODA has yet to confirm when these features will be offered to existing owners. Electrifying.com understands that existing cars will be able to receive updates when Over The Air (OTA) software updates are introduced later this year.

The same article talks about faster charging, better display graphics, battery conditioning etc

On 16/02/2022 at 17:35, ronniebarker said:

The same article talks about faster charging, better display graphics, battery conditioning etc

In the autumn of 2020, it was intended that the charge would be 170 on Enyaq.
IDBuzz has 170 and is built on MEB. Therefore, I think it's a little strange that VAG has found out that they will charge Enyaq at only 130.