I got my 2024 T-Roc in July and have driven it for four months, covering 3500 kilometers. Today, I noticed a buzzing noise from the engine while driving, and the RPM shot up to 3000 with just a slight press on the gas. After turning off the engine and letting it sit for a few hours, it started up normally again. Does anyone know what might be going on?

I parked my Territory in the mall's underground parking. After paying the parking fee and stepping on the gas to go up, it suddenly couldn't move. The car started shaking like "tut tut tut," and it felt like something was stuck in the front. The engine seemed to lack power.

When the car starts, the ESP warning and engine fault warning appear, and it can't shift gears. It needs to warm up for half an hour before it can move. How can I solve this?

When driving a 206 with a 1.6 automatic transmission, whether on the highway or at low speeds, the engine noise becomes very loud once the RPM exceeds 2800. There's a buzzing sound inside the cabin that is even louder than the wind noise—it's really loud! When the car is idling after warming up, there's a noticeable vibration if you hold the steering wheel or sit in the seat. What could be causing this? Looking for guidance from experts!

Just had the 2019 automatic Rapid standard serviced and filled up with a tank of gas, then the engine fault code appeared. Has anyone else experienced this?

The temperature is around minus three degrees, and suddenly today the gear shifting is very slow. It used to shift at around 2000 RPM, but today it goes up to 3000 RPM. The engine is making a humming noise. 😵‍💫 Do any other T-Cross owners experience this situation?

Is it normal for my manual comfort version car to have the engine rev up to 3000 RPM and make a lot of noise when driving over 100 km/h on the highway?

I recently went on a highway long trip, and after just letting the car sit for a day, I'm experiencing delayed acceleration. When I press the gas pedal, I can hear a swooshing sound from the chassis. Is it clogged again? Anyway, the instantaneous fuel consumption has increased, which is really frustrating. Has anyone else experienced this? How did you solve it?

I have a 2017 automatic model with 50,000 kilometers on it. Recently, I've noticed three particularly obvious issues: 1. When starting at traffic lights, even with light acceleration, I can hear the engine howling. The fuel consumption spikes to 19.9, the engine revs up to 2000 RPM, but the acceleration is very slow. 2. When driving home from work and going up the parking ramp, I often find that even with the gas pedal pressed, there's no power. The RPM goes up to 3000, and the fuel consumption also spikes. 3. Occasionally, when starting the car, it will shake and then stall by itself. Overall, driving at speeds between 0-40 is uncomfortable, but things improve above 60, especially on the highway. Acceleration and overtaking are fine at higher speeds. It's quite frustrating. Is anyone else experiencing the same issues?

In the past couple of months, I've experienced my car's system crashing twice. The first time, I had to disconnect the car battery and reset to factory settings to get it back to normal. But after about ten days, it happened again. This time, I didn't do anything, and after letting the car sit for an hour, it started working fine again. I'm not sure if it's a hardware or software issue, as I haven't updated the system for quite some time. Has anyone else experienced something similar?

Hey folks, does anyone use 98 octane fuel? I filled up with a tank of 98 yesterday and noticeably felt the engine noise reduced. Is this just psychological? Let's discuss it! 😄