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I notice a small lag with the acceleration but I don't see it as a problem. This is an SUV not a high performance car with fantastic throttle response. I think people are doing a little more knit-picking because of the reliability of Rovers past. Keep in mind this is a NEW vehicle, it hasn't had a chance to be put through the reliability test yet, sit back and enjoy the ride.
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For a Cross over or SUV, depending on how you want to classify the Evoque, given it's size and a 2.0L motor, I am pretty impressed with the acceleration. It's not a sports car, nor a big V-8. Its an all-wheel drive heavy vehicle that will get you most any where.
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My problem is more different than others. Most of the time acceleration is suddenly down or high for the few mini.
Than the cross-or off-road vehicles, depending on how you want to classification Evoque, due to its size and the 2.0L motor, I am very impressed with the acceleration. It is not a sports car, nor is it a big V-8. All-wheel drive heavy vehicles, will allow you to most anywhere.
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My Dad's evoque had that problem also and they could never find the problem.
I had a similar problem on Thursday. Was driving in the city and when I pressed the gas pedal, acceleration was like walking through mud. Evetually the rpm's would shoot to 5000 and I had to back off the gas. Dropped it at the dealer on Saturday and picked it up on Tuesday. They couldn't find the problem.
I'd always check mine. I always keep myself updated with evoque car repair manuals. It helped me a lot on my repair. I often check evoque sites to see shared links that could help me.
The problem some of you are detailing is due to the Aisin transmission. It lags the acceleration because it is reluctant to downshift. You'll notice that it'll stay as low as 1200 rpm. I'm unsure if it's LR that mapped it this way to boost highway mpg but an ECU remap(or manual override via paddle shifters) helps ALOT. So if you're cruising and RPMs are at ~1100-1300 rpm, stomping on the accelerator does little to accelerate since tranny stays at the current gear instead of downshifting(sometimes after 2-3 secs of this lag, you'll see the tranny suddenly downshifting and acceleration is sudden). Manually shifting down will see a boost in acceleration. This is a known "issue" but it's working as designed(even though it's a flawed design) and the number 1 reason to do a custom ECU remap(apart from increasing boost and whatnot) 
As to the OP: I'm unsure of the issue you're detailing other than the brake-pedal-pressure-safety that someone else has mentioned.
As to the OP: I'm unsure of the issue you're detailing other than the brake-pedal-pressure-safety that someone else has mentioned.
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It happened to me...a lot
I have also experienced this problem....and more than once. I had suffered it more than 3 times.
I have now realized when it happens. Whenever I am in traffic and with the A/C on, it happens. Unfortunately for me I live in Mexico City, traffic is normal down here and A/C is a most, especially since I cannot have my window down for safety reasons.
My evoque performs fine but after 10 or 15 minutes of traffic it feels like I no longer have a gas pedal or at least it doesn't work anymore. I press the pedal at its maximum and my car hardly moves. It moves soooooo slow, I can't even think on switching lanes since the other cars are way faster than mine (even my granma would drive faster than me when my Evoques does that).
Everytime that I had suffered that I have sent my Evoque to the dealership, that means that I have sent my car 3 times...not one...3 times!! and nothing! they can't find anything since the computer never showed any alert. They think I am crazy. They told me that they have tested the car even with traffic and they have not experienced that. I even took video once with my iPhone but still they can't believe me.
It had helped a little bit when I switch to manual, but the problem remain.s
Don't know if it ever would be solved, but at least now I know that I am not crazy.
The problem some of you are detailing is due to the Aisin transmission. It lags the acceleration because it is reluctant to downshift. You'll notice that it'll stay as low as 1200 rpm. I'm unsure if it's LR that mapped it this way to boost highway mpg but an ECU remap(or manual override via paddle shifters) helps ALOT. So if you're cruising and RPMs are at ~1100-1300 rpm, stomping on the accelerator does little to accelerate since tranny stays at the current gear instead of downshifting(sometimes after 2-3 secs of this lag, you'll see the tranny suddenly downshifting and acceleration is sudden). Manually shifting down will see a boost in acceleration. This is a known "issue" but it's working as designed(even though it's a flawed design) and the number 1 reason to do a custom ECU remap(apart from increasing boost and whatnot)
As to the OP: I'm unsure of the issue you're detailing other than the brake-pedal-pressure-safety that someone else has mentioned.
I have also experienced this problem....and more than once. I had suffered it more than 3 times.
I have now realized when it happens. Whenever I am in traffic and with the A/C on, it happens. Unfortunately for me I live in Mexico City, traffic is normal down here and A/C is a most, especially since I cannot have my window down for safety reasons.
My evoque performs fine but after 10 or 15 minutes of traffic it feels like I no longer have a gas pedal or at least it doesn't work anymore. I press the pedal at its maximum and my car hardly moves. It moves soooooo slow, I can't even think on switching lanes since the other cars are way faster than mine (even my granma would drive faster than me when my Evoques does that).
Everytime that I had suffered that I have sent my Evoque to the dealership, that means that I have sent my car 3 times...not one...3 times!! and nothing! they can't find anything since the computer never showed any alert. They think I am crazy. They told me that they have tested the car even with traffic and they have not experienced that. I even took video once with my iPhone but still they can't believe me.
It had helped a little bit when I switch to manual, but the problem remain.s
Don't know if it ever would be solved, but at least now I know that I am not crazy.
If you're talking about a somewhat random 1-2 second "re-acceleration" downshift delay/hesitation that will be SOP.
Lift the gas pedal for a slight coastdown/slowdown period, the tranny upshifts accordingly, and now does not have the energy left over to quickly downshift if you suddenly decide to accelerate(***). Lift the gas QUICKLY if what you wish to do is make use of engine compression for slowing, more slowly if you wish to simply enter cruise mode and an upshift is appropriate. The engine ECU will learn the difference and adjust accordingly.
*** DBW is used to prevent engine torque from rising until the downshift can complete.
Lift the gas pedal for a slight coastdown/slowdown period, the tranny upshifts accordingly, and now does not have the energy left over to quickly downshift if you suddenly decide to accelerate(***). Lift the gas QUICKLY if what you wish to do is make use of engine compression for slowing, more slowly if you wish to simply enter cruise mode and an upshift is appropriate. The engine ECU will learn the difference and adjust accordingly.
*** DBW is used to prevent engine torque from rising until the downshift can complete.
Automatic transmission designs have changed in favor of extending FE beginning in about 2000. The ATF line pressure is no longer held constant at high pressure. When you enter a coastdown, slowdown, mode via relaxing pressure on the gas pedal the tranny will ALWAYS upshift as is appropriate. The engine is now at or near idle so the pumping capacity of the gear ATF gear pump is at the design minimum. Once your downshift is "in process" the real-time ATF line pressure control will be commanded to high pressure but since that cannot happen for 1-2 seconds the DBW system holds the engine off until the required downshift can be completed.The problem some of you are detailing is due to the Aisin transmission.
It lags the acceleration because it is reluctant to downshift.
No, it simply lacks the "energy" to accomplish a downshift closely following an upshift.
You'll notice that it'll stay as low as 1200 rpm. I'm unsure if it's LR that mapped it this way to boost highway mpg but an ECU remap(or manual override via paddle shifters) helps ALOT. So if you're cruising and RPMs are at ~1100-1300 rpm, stomping on the accelerator does little to accelerate since tranny stays at the current gear instead of downshifting(sometimes after 2-3 secs of this lag, you'll see the tranny suddenly downshifting and acceleration is sudden). Manually shifting down will see a boost in acceleration. This is a known "issue" but it's working as designed(even though it's a flawed design) and the number 1 reason to do a custom ECU remap(apart from increasing boost and whatnot)
As to the OP: I'm unsure of the issue you're detailing other than the brake-pedal-pressure-safety that someone else has mentioned.
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My Dad's evoque had that problem also and they could never find the problem.
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