So noticed my new M3 doesn’t make the noise when in reverse or forwards at low speeds. Is it a V10 thing?
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Front and rear noise maker?
- Thread starter rubberfish
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I’m not so sure that is correct. The information I have seen says any car built after 1st September only applies to cars built for the US market. I have yet to see anything that suggests it also applies to the EU market.
The last ship to leave the US was on 09/09 I believe. This was from Philadelphia so I can't imagine there were any cars built after 01/09 on it
My point is that even when we ( as part of the EU market ) start receiving cars built after 1st September they might not have the pedestrian sounds as the information suggests the directive was for US market build cars only.
My car was on that ship .. and it dosn't make any noise ;-)
Just updated to v10 too.. and still no noise...
Watched a YouTube video to hear what this sounds like. In reverse it sounds like a spaceship. Forwards it sounds like an ICE car.
Really hoping this isn’t going to be on my car when I eventually get it, as mine would defo be built after 1st Sept.
Although as JCremoini said, it seems to be a US only regulation and requirement, so perhaps we will get lucky. If not, good to be safe I guess
Really hoping this isn’t going to be on my car when I eventually get it, as mine would defo be built after 1st Sept.
Although as JCremoini said, it seems to be a US only regulation and requirement, so perhaps we will get lucky. If not, good to be safe I guess
MrBadger
Badger out
If anyone doesn't want their speaker and its easy to remove and I've got the wiring loom to accommodate it, I'll take the speaker off your hands.
It certainly isn't a requirement for the EU market, but the way the US rollout is being done is based on the requirement to hit a certain percentage of cars built so we may find that Tesla add the speaker to EU models anyway to bolster their numbers.
They are correct, there is no requirement in Europe to fit them to X, S or 3.
Tesla can decide to fit them at any point though, regardless of the legal requirement, but I’d be surprised if they did that to X or S any time soon as they can hit the targets required in the USA just by fitting them to the 3.
