Overview and Common Failures
The ergonomics of the car interior leave much to be desired. Due to an abundance of digital screens, navigating the multimedia interface and car settings can be challenging. The central screen is prone to occasional freezing. Physical buttons provide limited access, such as controlling window heating, activating the emergency signal, and selecting driving modes.
There are issues with the transmission. Using the car off-road is not recommended, as the Getrag automated transmission makes it difficult to navigate through bumps and steep dirt inclines, especially uphill. The full-drive vehicle struggles with diagonal suspension.
The underside of the car is not properly treated. The chaotic application of seam sealer on the lower part of the engine raises questions. Open areas with cathodic dip coating are present, requiring additional treatment with anti-corrosion compounds by owners.
The sound insulation is weak, particularly when driving on gravel or dirt roads. The lack of aerodynamic sound-absorbing shields on the underside, despite having mounts for them, allows external noises to penetrate the cabin. When driving on uneven roads, tire noise is also noticeable.