u/littlehamster_

Hi all. I have a Cupra Tavascan, 2025 plate with 10k miles on it. Yesterday while driving home from work I was stopped at a junction when suddenly the dash showed a load of yellow errors - tyre pressure indicator not working, ACC not working, front sensor not working, rear sensor not working, washer fluid empty, drive motor failure. The car wouldn't pull away from the junction, so I put it into neutral and put my hazards on. Toggled it back to Drive and I was able to pull away and park up round the corner. I turned the car off fully (got out, waited a few minutes then got back in) and on turning the car back on there were no errors showing. I drove home with no issues.

On checking it over I did notice that a system software update had been installed during my drive. Has anyone had a similar experience, do you think this needs to go to a dealer or should I just see if it happens again? The car is through work so any repairs are covered but I've also heard people are having to wait months for appointments with Cupra dealers at the moment.

ETA: I should mention the car had a washer fluid empty/low warning earlier in the day and when I turned the car on to drive home, so that warning was already showing.

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