There is something wrong with it.
Some suggestions: securely and safely jack up the rear wheels. With the parking brake off, the rear wheels should easily spin. Perhaps a parking brake is dragging?
There should not be any hesitation or braking feeling. It's possible it's the DSG transmission - if you quickly lift off the brake and step on the gas, many people complain of lag. It's not turbo lag, it's the transmission not engaging the clutches properly. If you're in light stop-go, it sounds like the car is engaging/disengaging the clutches. Try speeding up or slowing down. I've never driven a DSG long term so I don't know these feelings or the ones I've driven weren't like that.
And of course, take the car to the dealer and tell them it's not shifting well and it's making you dizzy. It's a new car under warranty. 20 mpg city is low.
Some suggestions: securely and safely jack up the rear wheels. With the parking brake off, the rear wheels should easily spin. Perhaps a parking brake is dragging?
There should not be any hesitation or braking feeling. It's possible it's the DSG transmission - if you quickly lift off the brake and step on the gas, many people complain of lag. It's not turbo lag, it's the transmission not engaging the clutches properly. If you're in light stop-go, it sounds like the car is engaging/disengaging the clutches. Try speeding up or slowing down. I've never driven a DSG long term so I don't know these feelings or the ones I've driven weren't like that.
And of course, take the car to the dealer and tell them it's not shifting well and it's making you dizzy. It's a new car under warranty. 20 mpg city is low.