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1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI engine (EA211): faults and reliability
Volkswagen 1.0 TSI and 1.5 TSI (EA211 / EA211 evo) · Volkswagen, Seat, Cupra, Škoda and Audi
The three-cylinder 1.0 TSI has a reputation for being robust and has no systematic serious faults. The 2017–2019 1.5 TSI evo suffered cold-start jerking at low speed, which Volkswagen corrected with software between 2019 and 2020; later units and the 2022 evo2 are more mature. Watch for coolant leaks and check the 2019 and 2020 recalls.[1][2][3][4][5]
Which 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI versions should you buy?
Our verdict for each version, based on the documented faults.
- Buy
1.0 TSI EA211 (CHZ, DKL, DKR; 2014 onwards)
since 2014 · 82–115 hp · CHZA, CHZB, CHZC, CHZD, CHZE, CHZJ, CHZK, DKLA, DKLB, DKLC, DKLD, DKRA, DKRB, DKRC, DKRD, DKRE, DKRF
It has no documented systematic serious faults, and distances of 200,000 km without problems are cited. On 2018–2020 units, you only need to check that the injector recall was carried out.[1][2][5]
- Buy
1.0 TSI / 1.0 eTSI evo (DLAA, DLAB; 2020 onwards)
since 2020 · 90–110 hp · DLAA, DLAB
The sources consulted do not record any specific faults with this evolution, which keeps the robust base of the 1.0 TSI.[1][8]
- With caution
1.5 TSI evo 130/150 hp (DACA, DADA, DPBA; 2017–2019)
2017–2019 · 130–150 hp · DACA, DACB, DADA, DPBA, DPBE
The first units suffered cold jerking at low speed: buy one only if the software update is on record and after test-driving it from cold. The manual 150 hp cars built in May–June 2019 were also subject to a recall.[1][3][4]
- Buy
1.5 TSI / 1.5 eTSI evo 114/130/150 hp (DPCA, DPBC; built from 2020)
since 2020 · 114–150 hp · DPCA, DPBC
The sources consider the 1.5 TSI from 2020 onwards much more mature than those of 2017–2019, with few complaints of jerking.[1][11]
- Buy
1.5 TSI / 1.5 eTSI evo2 116/150 hp (DXDB, DNKA; 2022 onwards)
since 2022 · 116–150 hp · DXDB, DNKA
It is the most evolved version and the sources record hardly any complaints of jerking; according to Wikipedia it heats the catalytic converter with secondary air instead of a lean mixture.[1][12]
Buy: No known serious faults, or they have already been corrected, in this version. With caution: Worth buying if something specific is verified: history, a replaced part or a completed campaign. Avoid: High risk of a serious fault that is hard to check for or prevent.
Known faults of the 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI
Sorted from most to least important (severity × frequency).
- 1Medium severityFrequency: OccasionalCoolingCoolant leaks from the water pump and thermostat moduleOn the EA211 the water pump and thermostat housing form a plastic module that, over the years, can crack or lose its seal and cause a slow loss of coolant. Keep an eye on the level: if it is ignored, it can end in overheating.
- 2Low severityFrequency: Very frequentElectronicsCold jerking at low speed ("kangaroo effect") on the 1.5 TSI evoThe 2017–2019 1.5 TSI evo can jerk and judder when pulling away and driving slowly with a cold engine, especially with a manual gearbox. It is a calibration fault, not a mechanical one: Volkswagen dealt with it through engine software updates between 2019 and 2020.
- 3Medium severityFrequency: RareElectronicsLack of torque on starting in the manual 150 hp 1.5 TSI (2019 recall)In 2019 Volkswagen, Seat and Škoda recalled 150 hp 1.5 TSI cars with a manual gearbox built in May and June 2019: when starting with a high electrical load, below 800 rpm, the engine could run out of torque to accelerate. It is fixed with a software update.
- 4Low severityFrequency: OccasionalIntakeCarbon build-up on the intake valvesLike any direct-injection engine, the 1.0 and 1.5 TSI can accumulate carbon on the intake valves and ports, especially with urban use. It is usually noticed between 80,000 and 120,000 km as a loss of power, rough running and higher consumption.Appears at around 80,000 km
- 5Low severityFrequency: RareInjectionLeaking injectors on the 1.0 TSI (2020 recall)In 2020 Volkswagen, Seat and Škoda recalled around 9,200 cars with three-cylinder TSI engines from the 2018–2020 model years: their injectors could drip petrol into the chamber after the engine was switched off and exceed emission limits. The injectors are replaced.
Severity colours: low, medium, high, critical. How we rate them
By part
Compare each fault with the same part on other engines: symptoms, cost and affected models.
What the 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI is
The 1.0 TSI and 1.5 TSI belong to the Volkswagen Group's modular EA211 family, which debuted in the Golf VII in 2012 and received major updates in 2016/17 (EA211 evo) and in 2019. They are petrol engines with an aluminium block, direct injection, a turbo and a timing belt. According to Wikipedia, in 2023 Škoda took over development of the EA211, an engine it had already been building in Mladá Boleslav since 2012.[6][7][8][12]
The 1.0 TSI is a 999 cc three-cylinder (74.5 × 76.4 mm bore and stroke) that reached the Polo V in late 2014 with 95 and 110 hp and spread across almost the whole group range, from the up! to the Octavia and the Ateca, with outputs from 82 to 115 hp. Since 2020 the evo version (codes DLAA and DLAB, in the Golf VIII and Leon IV) has used the Miller cycle and a variable-geometry turbo.[6][8]
The 1.5 TSI evo replaced the 1.4 TSI in 2017: 1,498 cc, injection at 350 bar, cylinder deactivation at low and medium load (ACT), the Miller cycle and, in the 130 hp version, a variable-geometry turbo. Many versions have had a petrol particulate filter since 2018, and since 2020 it has also been available as a 48 V mild-hybrid 1.5 eTSI (belt-driven starter-generator and lithium battery), always with a seven-speed DSG gearbox.[7][9][10][12][13]
The evo2 arrived in 2022, combining the catalytic converter and particulate filter in a single module next to the engine, extending the use of cylinder deactivation (ACTplus) and using plasma-coated cylinders and pistons with cooling channels. It debuted in the T-Roc, and the second-generation T-Roc, on sale since November 2025, is only offered with the 1.5 eTSI in 116 and 150 hp.[14][15][16]
On reliability, the German press considers the 1.0 TSI very robust and cites distances of 200,000 km without serious problems. On the 1.5 TSI, the known weak point was the cold jerking of the first units. Auto Bild notes that typical faults of earlier generations from the group, such as stretching chains, failed turbos or high oil consumption, appear to be resolved in the T-Roc's TSI engines.[1][2][17]
- Manufacturer
- Grupo Volkswagen
- Family
- EA211
- Fuel
- Petrol
- Displacement
- —
- Cylinders
- —
- Fuel system
- Turbo
- Injection
- Direct injection
- Timing
- Timing belt (dry)
- Power
- 82–150 hp
- Peak torque
- 250 Nm
- Production
- since 2014
- Makes
- Volkswagen, Seat, Cupra, Škoda and Audi
What changed between versions
since 2014
1.0 TSI EA211 (CHZ, DKL, DKR; 2014 onwards)
The first turbocharged three-cylinder in the EA211: 999 cc, aluminium block, direct injection and a timing belt, with hollow sodium-cooled exhaust valves from 81 kW. The CHZ codes were later joined by the DKL (86–95 hp) and DKR (95–115 hp).[6][8][18][19]
2017–2019
1.5 TSI evo 130/150 hp (DACA, DADA, DPBA; 2017–2019)
Replaces the 1.4 TSI: 1,498 cc, injection at 350 bar (previously 200), ACT cylinder deactivation, the Miller cycle and a variable-geometry turbo in the 130 hp version. The 150 hp version uses aluminium cylinders with a plasma-sprayed coating.[7][10][13]
since 2020
1.0 TSI / 1.0 eTSI evo (DLAA, DLAB; 2020 onwards)
It adopts the Miller cycle and a variable-geometry turbo; it arrived in 2020 in the Golf VIII and Leon IV with 90 and 110 hp, and in the Golf it is also offered as a 48 V mild-hybrid 1.0 eTSI with a DSG gearbox.[6][8][9]
since 2020
1.5 TSI / 1.5 eTSI evo 114/130/150 hp (DPCA, DPBC; built from 2020)
Units built from 2020 leave the factory with the revised software following the update that Volkswagen extended to all brands in February 2020. The DPCA code with particulate filter becomes widespread, the 114 hp DPBC arrives (Caddy V), and so does the 48 V mild-hybrid 1.5 eTSI (130 and 150 hp) in the Golf VIII.[1][7][9][11][12]
since 2022
1.5 TSI / 1.5 eTSI evo2 116/150 hp (DXDB, DNKA; 2022 onwards)
Catalytic converter and particulate filter in a single module next to the engine, improved cylinder deactivation (ACTplus), pistons with cast cooling channels and plasma-coated cylinders. It debuted in mid-2022 in the T-Roc; in the 2025 T-Roc it is sold as the 1.5 eTSI in 116 and 150 hp.[14][15][16]
Cars fitted with the 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI
39 models sold in Spain. Open each one to see all their faults and the buying checklist.
Audi
- Audi A1 I2015–2018[6]
- Audi A1 II25 TFSI · 25 TFSI 95 CV · 30 TFSI · 30 TFSI 116 CV · 35 TFSI · 35 TFSI 150 CVsince 2018[6][7][32]
- Audi A3 III30 TFSI · 35 TFSI2016–2020[6][7][33]
- Audi A3 IV35 TFSIsince 2020[7][33]
- Audi Q235 TFSIsince 2017[6][7][34]
- Audi Q3 IIsince 2018[7]
Cupra
- Cupra Formentor1.5 TSI 150 CVsince 2020[11]
- Cupra León1.5 eTSI 150 CV DSGsince 2022[25]
Seat
- Seat Ibiza IV1.0 TSI 95 CV · 1.0 TSI 110 CV2015–2017[6]
- Seat Ibiza V1.0 TSI 95 CV · 1.0 TSI 110 CV · 1.0 TSI 115 CV · 1.5 TSI 150 CVsince 2017[6][7]
- Seat Arona1.0 TSI 95 CV · 1.0 TSI 115 CV · 1.5 TSI 150 CVsince 2017[6][7]
- Seat León III1.0 TSI 86 CV · 1.0 TSI 115 CV · 1.5 TSI 130 CV · 1.5 TSI 150 CV2015–2020[6][7]
- Seat León IV1.0 TSI 90 CV · 1.0 TSI 110 CV · 1.5 TSI 150 CVsince 2020[6][7]
- Seat Ateca1.0 TSI 115 CV · 1.0 TSI 110 CV · 1.5 TSI 150 CVsince 2016[6][7][24]
- Seat Tarraco1.5 TSI 150 CVsince 2018[4][7]
Škoda
- Škoda Fabia III1.0 TSI 95 CV · 1.0 TSI 110 CV2017–2021[6]
- Škoda Fabia IV1.0 TSI · 1.5 TSI 150 CV DSG · 1.0 TSI 110 CVsince 2021[7][26][27]
- Škoda Rapid1.0 TSI 95 CV · 1.0 TSI 110 CV2017–2019[6]
- Škoda Scala1.0 TSI 110 CV · 1.5 TSI 150 CV · 1.0 TSI 95 CV · 1.0 TSI 115 CVsince 2019[5][6][7][28]
- Škoda Kamiq1.0 TSI · 1.5 TSI 150 CV · 1.0 TSI 95 CV · 1.0 TSI 110 CV · 1.0 TSI 115 CVsince 2019[5][7][29]
- Škoda Octavia III1.0 TSI 115 CV · 1.5 TSI 150 CV2016–2020[6][7]
- Škoda Octavia IV1.0 TSI 110 CV · 1.0 e-TEC 110 CV · 1.5 TSI 150 CV · 1.5 e-TEC 150 CVsince 2020[30]
- Škoda Karoq1.0 TSI 115 CV · 1.5 TSI 150 CV · 1.0 TSI 110 CVsince 2017[6][7][31]
- Škoda Kodiaq I1.5 TSI 150 CV2018–2024[7]
- Škoda Superb III1.5 TSI 150 CV2018–2023[7]
Volkswagen
- Volkswagen up!1.0 TSI 90 CV · up! GTI 1.0 TSI 115 CV2016–2023[6]
- Volkswagen Polo V1.0 TSI 95 CV · 1.0 TSI 110 CV2014–2017[6]
- Volkswagen Polo VI1.0 TSI 95 CV · 1.0 TSI 115 CV · 1.5 TSI 150 CVsince 2017[6][7]
- Volkswagen Golf VII1.0 TSI 110 CV · 1.0 TSI 115 CV · 1.5 TSI 130 CV · 1.5 TSI 150 CV2015–2020[6][7]
- Volkswagen Golf VIII1.0 TSI 110 CV · 1.0 eTSI 110 CV · 1.5 eTSI 130 CV · 1.5 eTSI 150 CV · 1.0 TSI 90 CV · 1.5 TSI 130 CV · 1.5 TSI 150 CVsince 2020[6][9][20]
- Volkswagen T-Roc1.0 TSI 115 CV · 1.0 TSI 110 CV · 1.5 TSI 150 CV · 1.5 eTSI 116 CV · 1.5 eTSI 150 CVsince 2017[6][7][14][16]
- Volkswagen T-Cross1.0 TSI 95 CV · 1.0 TSI 110 CV · 1.0 TSI 115 CV · 1.5 TSI 150 CVsince 2019[6][7][21]
- Volkswagen Tiguan II1.5 TSI 150 CV · 1.5 TSI 130 CV2019–2024[4][8][22][23]
- Volkswagen Touran II1.5 TSI 150 CVsince 2018[4][7]
- Volkswagen Passat B81.5 TSI 150 CV2018–2023[4][7]
- Volkswagen Taigo1.5 TSI 150 CVsince 2021[7]
- Volkswagen Caddy V1.5 TSI 114 CVsince 2020[7]
- Volkswagen Tiguan III1.5 eTSI 130 CV · 1.5 eTSI 150 CVsince 2024[35]
- Volkswagen Multivan T71.5 TSI 136 CV2021–2023[36]
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- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs 2.0 / 2.4 i-VTEC
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs Honda e:HEV / i-MMD
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs Honda IMA híbrido
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs 1.0 T-GDI
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs 1.6 GDI / T-GDI
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs 1.0 / 1.25 MPi
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs Smartstream 1.6 T-GDi
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs 2.0 / 2.4 GDI and T-GDI (Theta II)
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs 2.0 and 3.0 Ingenium gasolina
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs 2.3 MZR DISI Turbo
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs MZR gasolina
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs Skyactiv-G
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs M111
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs M112 / M113
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs M264/M254
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs M260
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs M271
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs M272/M273
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs M270/M274
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs 1.5 VTi-TECH / T-GDI
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs MIVEC gasolina
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- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs 2.0 and 2.2 16v EW10/EW12
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- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs 1.2 16v
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs E-Tech Híbrido
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs 2.0 16v F4R and F4RT
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs 1.4 and 1.6 16v
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs Rover K-Series
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- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs 1.2 Dualjet and 1.2 VVT
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- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs 1.0 VVT-i
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs 1.2 Turbo
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs 1.33 Dual VVT-i
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs 1.4, 1.6 and 1.8 VVT-i
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs 1.5 Hybrid
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs 1.6 Dual VVT-i
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs 1.8 Hybrid
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs 2.0 and 2.4 VVT-i
- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs 2.0 and 2.5 Hybrid
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- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs Drive-E gasolina
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- 1.0 TSI / 1.5 TSI vs 1.4 16v and 1.6 MPI/FSI
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Sources
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- VW EA211: Typische Probleme und HaltbarkeitGebrauchtwagenberater · Motoring press · published 26 August 2026 · consulted 26 September 2026 · in German
- ¿Tu motor 1.5 TSI de Volkswagen sufre de tirones en frío? Llegan novedadesMotor.es · Motoring press · published 5 September 2019 · consulted 26 September 2026 · in Spanish
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- Was Gebrauchtwagenkäufer über den ersten T-Roc wissen müssenAuto Bild · Motoring press · published 26 May 2026 · consulted 26 September 2026 · in German
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- El Cupra León más barato, el 1.5 eTSI de 150 CV, a pruebaAutofácil · Motoring press · published 13 December 2022 · consulted 26 September 2026 · in Spanish
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