MConte05
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So I test drove a couple Taycans over a year ago and fell in love with them. Placed an allocation request for a GTS ST, and when a GTS sedan arrived got to test drive it in April. At the time I had never had an EV and everything felt super quiet inside to me during normal driving, . Obviously with the electric sound turned on it gets that amped up noise.
In between my first test drive that sold me on EV's, I've since owned a Model 3 Performance and then a Rivian R1T (got lucky with my order for that arriving super quick). I just picked up a new CT4 that I found out of state and flew out to get. Great car and love it. But I am wondering if the low speed motor whine that I am hearing above 15-20mph is normal?
I get that it's a sporty wagon, and might be on purpose. But after being used to the tesla and Rivian I am kind of surprised how loud the low speed cruising is in on normal and range mode. Won't bother me too much if everyone's car sounds like that, but I also kind of worry that might be sign of a drivetrain issue if everyone else's cars are dead silent in lower speed cruising.
Just wanting to hear some other opinions before I try to go to a dealer and ask to test drive other Taycans or bother the service department with what may just be "they all do that".
In between my first test drive that sold me on EV's, I've since owned a Model 3 Performance and then a Rivian R1T (got lucky with my order for that arriving super quick). I just picked up a new CT4 that I found out of state and flew out to get. Great car and love it. But I am wondering if the low speed motor whine that I am hearing above 15-20mph is normal?
I get that it's a sporty wagon, and might be on purpose. But after being used to the tesla and Rivian I am kind of surprised how loud the low speed cruising is in on normal and range mode. Won't bother me too much if everyone's car sounds like that, but I also kind of worry that might be sign of a drivetrain issue if everyone else's cars are dead silent in lower speed cruising.
Just wanting to hear some other opinions before I try to go to a dealer and ask to test drive other Taycans or bother the service department with what may just be "they all do that".
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