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that's exactly the best way to prove it. Turn in and accelerate without changing the steering angle and then let it recuperate.

you really give me hope....

then all new vehicles should be affected, right?

Went to the SEC today. Work order: Skidplate cracks again. This has already been revised twice. Please find a permanent solution. Findings: Customer complaint could be reproduced. Remedy: Replace ski plate and clean and lubricate contact surfaces. lubricate. Quality: Skidplate replaced...

@byeLT4 this Moan? youtube.com/video/rbe2AG4d7Xg I have the same noise during recuperation and tight, slow bends. No definitive solution. Swapping the front tires has brought some improvement.

My 1500km old MSP has now decided to make exactly the same noises. Did you get it solved?

Has anyone ever tried to bend the dust cover of the brake disc backwards a little?

I just noticed that if you switch off recuperation (track mode → 5%), the noise disappears almost completely. Even when the mechanical brake is applied. Tesla told me that the tyres still have to be run in. After 500 km... This rules out the tyres, as the force is applied to the wheel at the...

You will be right. The interior is not worthy of a vehicle in this price range. However, I like the concept. I am prepared to make sacrifices. But the car should not make any noise where none belongs.

You give me hope. The turn shown in the video is particularly bad. Unfortunately, I have to take this turn every time I leave my appartment. It's pathetically loud for a car in the six-figure range.

Model S Plaid 2023 now about 600km old. Makes the same noise.

Forgot the YouTube Link:

Any updates here? I have a Model S Plaid 2023 and hear the exact same noise.