Wireless charging does tend to cook phones, generally. I don't have one in my car, but I had a loan Cupra while mine was in which did have it, and my phone felt oven-hot when it was taken out again. I use a USB cable normally, or just don't bother quite often (using Android Auto wireless) - either w...

Ok...my routine on this is to reduce the number of conflicting apps. I ignore the ohme charger and app. I plug in the car, then in the infotainment screen i use e-manager to set 'charge at preferred time ' and set 80 percent. My cheap rate is set to 1am to 6am as preferred time in the e-manager. It...

could be end of next year 2024 or beginning of 2025 - this is just an estimate If you'll excuse the vernacular, "bollocks to that". This isn't Covid-days any more and people aren't, in most cases, willing to wait a year with no delivery dates to get a bog-standard car. The upshot is that ...

Tesla do appear to have the charging network nailed though to be fair. It's worth noting that, depending on your use-case, this might be almost immaterial. We've had our Born for 18 months now and in that time, it's been charged in anger (i.e. because we needed to, not just because it's free!) on p...

SabreDentist wrote: ↑Wed Nov 22, 2023 7:45 pm ...and once you get proficient at using it, you can adjust things very quickly.

There is absolutely nothing quick about the MEB infotainment platform

Yes, I would, but I would want (expect) a couple of things to be different: 1) The computer hardware running the main infotainment needs to be significantly more powerful and the software needs an overhaul to keep it current and improve the nasty, laggy performance. That said, I mostly use it with A...

My app shows the range gently increasing in proportion to the time on charge and the range is entirely accurate/reasonable BUT as soon as the charge ends it puts something bizarre in the range section ( today it was 205mi @ 76%, but as soon as it stopped at 80% the range changed to 124mi, its a 77k...

CupraV3 wrote: ↑Fri Nov 17, 2023 12:13 pm You’re right, I’ve spoken to them again and I can take the car in Monday. If they resolve it within a day or so fine, but if it’s a long term job I’ll be doing the things you suggested.

Good news. Fingers crossed for a quick fix!

Let's not forget the hugely useful(less) Costs Management feature, much more important (NOT) than, say, checking your car is actually locked, or is where you expect it to be, or... Both door/window/lock status and vehicle location should (car spec and software versions allowing) both be available t...

Now that I know it's the car at fault (probably caused by the battery work) that's exactly what I plan to do. Unfortunately being Cupra they don't have any available appointments for weeks if I need a courtesy car. This has left me in a bit of a pickle considering it only went in originally to fix ...