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I am the original owner of a 2018 Evoque, which has a complete service history from the main dealer and has only been driven for 29,000 miles.
Yesterday, I saw a limited performance notice and my vehicle is displaying many error codes that are incomprehensible. Do you have any suggestions or thoughts?

Additionally, the car's display indicates a low engine oil level, nevertheless, I have thoroughly inspected and confirmed that all oil levels are within the appropriate range. Has anybody had a similar situation and successfully resolved it, or should I just schedule an appointment with a dealer and trust that the repair expenses would be reasonable?

Given the abundance of codes, my first course of action would include verifying the correct connection of all components and ensuring the absence of any interruptions in the wiring. Several individuals have reported instances where rats have been using their wire stripping abilities, leading to a significant number of error warnings.

Thank you for the guidance, I will examine it. The automobile was operating well until yesterday afternoon.

It would be prudent to verify the voltage of your battery. Recently, I encountered a depleted battery in another vehicle, resulting in the manifestation of several malfunctions.

It is remarkable that you have had it for a duration of 5 years without any issues. However, on the same day you became a member of the owners club, you encountered a whole list of error codes. How unfortunate!

During that period, I had a single instance of a malfunctioning door lock. It seems that the automobile has chosen to challenge me and is now succeeding.

The issue was ultimately traced down to a faulty ECU, which required replacement. With a mileage of just 29,000, it is hoped that the issue has been rectified.