While I agree with your point, when I preordered my car the marketing brochures were all I got at that time. But that's their choice - the information is freely available, you just have to take the time to read it. Similarly these are things you should be checking when you take a car for a test drive - my wife and I had a list of things to check when we got to see an Enyaq for real (which included measuring the boot with a tape measure- don't want to spend £47000 and find we can't fit the dog crates in the boot for example!) Of course, I appreciate some people are probably more impulsive and buy without doing any research. I have rejected several models of car because they do something in a way I don't think I could live with. Also spend a bit of time reading owner's forums like this one to see what people don't like, or isn't what they expected. Otherwise, the box in front of the gear shift, is just a box. As I understand it, this contains Qi standard wireless charging and the Bluetooth+ is the signal boosting part, with additional connection to the outside aerial, sure it is on here somewhere.
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For example, I usually download and skim the manual of any car I'm thinking of buying so I can confirm it does do what I expect it to and make a note of things I want to find out more about. KODA breidt reeks met moderne infotainmentsystemen uit Phonebox laadt smartphone op met behulp van draadloze Qi-techniek Technologie wordt vanaf de lente van 2016 geleverd voor de KODA Superb KODA breidt haar reeks met state-of-the-art infotainmentsystemen uit: vanaf juni 2016 kan bij de Superb worden gekozen voor de optie ‘Phonebox. 'Wireless phone charging with Bluetooth+ and Wi-Fi' is an optional extra. However, you really should base your understanding of what is fitted to a car you're buying by a bit more than a single marketing photo. I guess early on they hoped to have both sides charging, but for some reason (cost? heat?) they didn't by the time the final parts were confirmed.
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