There are software module updates that improve it a lot and we are still apparently all going to get a definitive update to fix this, although there's been a lot of waiting already for this.
This is greatly improved in the later Infotainment updates (R59/R33).
Again, this has improved in later infotainment updates.
Ditto.
Yes, this is characteristic and can happen on many different makes of car, official advice I received was to switch AEB to 'alert' only, so the car cannot slam on the brakes. Has to be done every journey.
I think this is relatively rare.
Never had this, I leave Air Conditioning on year round (to reduce humidity) and leave the system on ECO mode with Fan set to 2, never mists. If it is bad even with AC on, suggests water leak into cabin somewhere.
ACC improves with module updates from unusable to usable. It is still fussy and not as good as most makes.
Reduced with lower regen settings, I use Adaptive and improves somewhat with ACC updates.
I always turn it off, every journey.
I fixed this with LED replacement bulbs in overhead lights in the front, see accessories forum.
I fixed this with cheap red rubber selt belt plug wrappers, again see accessories forum.
I turned these off permanently.
Again, better with later Infotainment or if using Apple, just use CarPlay. Or you could buy a £25 wifi dongle for wireless AA/CarPlay, which I did.
Works best for me when car isn't connected to Wifi, just 4G. Usually have to pull down 2 or 3 times for it to update properly.
It is good that you've avoided some of the other issues people have had, here's some hardware ones reported:
- Sagging undertray
- Oil leak
- Broken footrest
- Rattling boot latch
- Ticking from steering column area (can be wheel bearing)
- Premature seat wear
- Broken door handle latches
- Stuck charging flap
- Noisy AC compressor
- Failed CCU (charging unit)
Later cars seem much better, mine dates from November 2022 so I have had a bunch of these issues.
It should also be said that most newly launched cars have minor issues, that is expected. What is key is how quickly the maker sorts them out and how well they look after customers with these problems.
The follow distance has three settings close, middle and far which are changed by clicking the left joystick left and right while ACC is engaged.
A lot of this is EuroNCAP forcing tech on all new cars which people don't want and didn't ask for.