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Yes this is the case at least for me. Was driving in -5 degrees last weekend. Starting the road trip I heard the noise in the beginning 2 hours. But after supercharging the noise was completely gone for around 1h-2h until probably the cooland had dropped in temperature. So I'm also leaning...

So charging the car didn't do anything. Battery and both drive inverters around 14 degrees Celsius. But what I did was navigate to nearest SuC, after around 15 minutes drive the sound was gone. Parked up and looked at the temps. Around 45 degrees Celsius for the HV battery and both inverters...

I have the same noise in my Model 3 Performance. Gone during the summer but now with temps around 5-10 degrees Celsius it's getting worse. I did however go on a back road yesterday and ripped it for around 10 minutes. Hard acceleration and cornering. Then the noise was gone for around a couple...

Yeah me neither. I'm starting to think it's a battery warming issue. Saw that speculation earlier In this thread. Because after my back road rip, the motors AND the battery should have been quite warm, hence no noise. Will try to charge the car later tonight and then directly go out for a drive...

One question I just thought of. The front motor is a induction motor and doesn't get used when cruising at highway normal speeds with no heavy acceleration. Why does the front engine make this noise when not in use?

Did some testing in my M3P today. Drove the car to a nearby backroad. Around 13 degrees Celsius (55 Fahrenheit) here in Sweden today. On the way there I hear the noise as usual. While arriving to the backroad I turn on track mode, 20/80 split. Went and drove the car hard, both hard right/left...

Here is that post. Seems like right turns for him..?

Greetings from Sweden. I have a 2023 M3P and I also have this issue. Mobile service tested the car yesterday and did hear the sound but I need to visit a SC 3h away so they can contuct more tests. Thinking about waiting for possibly a recall before I visit. Super irritating. But studded winter...