RANDOM FAULT LIGHTS ON DASH

[Gary R]

If I was on my laptop not my phone at work I’d check the brochure

https://www.skoda.co.uk/new-cars/enyaq/ ... tline-plus

Scroll down and then click on ... View Standard Equipment ... to get a list of what is included with Sportline Plus.

[orrery]

I don't think that the radiator camera does anything except the parking screen. The real camera is at the top of the windscreen.

[RichR]

I don't think that the radiator camera does anything except the parking screen. The real camera is at the top of the windscreen.

Correct. The camera at the top of the windscreen is in the wiper sweep area and also has a little heater to keep it mist free. Usually when you get the message to say it can’t read signs and to clean the windscreen, if you do a wash/wipe and wait a few minutes it sorts itself out.

[Jaym]

Hi
My enyaq 85x sportline plus is showing a range of 239 miles after a full 100%charge?
Why?

[Doodle24]

Had the same thing this morning. Warning lights for SOS, forward collision and lane assist. Thick ice on the windscreen over the forward detection gizmos above the rear view mirror. That bit of the windscreen doesn’t defrost when you heat the car. Quick scrape and it was fixed.

[Gary R]

My enyaq 85x sportline plus is showing a range of 239 miles after a full 100%charge?
Why?

Probably because it's Winter and therefore cold. EV batteries are not as efficient when it's cold, so you won't get the same range on a full charge as you would when the weather is warmer.

If you were to leave your car unused and do nothing, and the weather got warmer, you'd find that the range your car would report would "magically" get larger.

Check what miles per KwH your car is telling you you're acheiving, and you'll find it's a whole lot less than what you were getting in Summer.

My Sportline Plus generally gives me around 4 miles per KwH in Summer, whereas just now I'm getting around 3 miles per KwH. So in Summer a 100% charge will theoretically give me a range of 4x77 = 308 miles, whereas in Winter it would be 3x77 = 231 miles.

[Jaym]

Hey ,
Thank you so much for the detailed explanation, that makes a lot of sense to me now.
Also when I charge my car at home, I have Ohme pod through which I charge my car however on my skoda app and ohme app they never tally with each other. Why is that? And charging takes all night, from 40%charge left to 90%.
I know I'm doing something wrong.

[Jaym]

Hey ,
Thank you so much for the detailed explanation, that makes a lot of sense to me now.
Also when I charge my car at home, I have Ohme pod through which I charge my car however on my skoda app and ohme app they never tally with each other. Why is that? And charging takes all night, from 40%charge left to 90%.
I know I'm doing something wrong.

[Martin26]

Hey ,
Thank you so much for the detailed explanation, that makes a lot of sense to me now.
Also when I charge my car at home, I have Ohme pod through which I charge my car however on my skoda app and ohme app they never tally with each other. Why is that? And charging takes all night, from 40%charge left to 90%.
I know I'm doing something wrong.

Not quite sure what is not tallying between the Skoda app and Ohme app?

Why does it take all night to charge? If you're "smart charging" (for example if you have Octopus Intelligent as your electricity supplier), the smart charging will charge at different rates for different periods. So for some of the charging "slots" it might only deliver 2kWh, at others the full 7kWh. Smart charging works out how to meet your desired charge by your desired time and there will almost certainly be some time periods when it is not charging at all.

Don't try to schedule charging in both the Skoda app and the Ohme app. The recommended way is to use the Ohme app ONLY for scheduling. Make sure you have no schedules set in the car or Skoda app.

[Gary R]

If the Ohme and Skoda apps do not correspond with each other, it's generally because the Ohme app is not "talking" to the car, so is not synchronised with it. The answer presumably it to re-sync the Ohme app with your car.

Open Ohme App > Select Settings > Select Manage My EV > Select Pair my Skoda

Follow any on screen instructions.

I've had the same problem on and off so I can't guarantee this will resolve things for you but it's worth a shot.