hello,
I took out the big Persian cat this morning on my way to work

. However, the Audi doesn't really convince me at the moment. We have Skoda 1.9 TDI with around 100 hp as company cars here. If I compare them (excluding the turbo lag of the 2.5TDI), I don't find the Audi particularly lively. Not even above 2500 rpm.
I will check the pedal position again this evening when the engine is running -> maybe it's not actually "pressed down" 100% - but this contradicts the gear shifting behavior of gears 1-3. It revs up so quickly that it sounds like a cross machine starting

.
I tried to maintain a relatively constant acceleration up to 4000 RPM, while also providing multiple values for the other speed ranges.
or is it better for the LOG's to drop to 1000 or 1500 RPM in the 3rd or 4th gear, then to fully depress the pedal and accelerate to the red zone, and at 4000 RPM to try to maintain a constant speed and compensate with the pedal - which of course would no longer be fully depressed?
@
rainer
:
was was with the thick doormat a reference that I might not have understood?
small addendum: the consumption has also increased to 10-12L. does anyone have an idea? there are no error logs in the memory.
Thank you and best regards.