I just noticed this too. Had the radio off and windows down. Planning on recording it next week when I get back home. Does not sound normal to me. I will post a video of it when I can.
I'd ask if you have SAS, but your signature doesn't indicate that you do. Mine makes a whirring noise every time when slowing down to 25mph -- I always suspected that it was the SAS raising the car to "standard" height from low.
Sounds like the car likes to go fast ... sorry, just kidding.
Seriously tho, if you don't hear any noise during acceleration, but hear sound only on deceleration, then I've not read any accounts of such an issue. Obviously there are lots of accounts of sound during accel and decel, but that's not what you are reporting.
I'd ask if you have SAS, but your signature doesn't indicate that you do. Mine makes a whirring noise every time when slowing down to 25mph -- I always suspected that it was the SAS raising the car to "standard" height from low.
Hmmm thats an intresting concern. so you are slowing down in overun/ regen when the noise is occurring. im thinking a diff/ drive unit issue. i would try low regen or apply a very light throttle when the noise occurs to take the regen load off the diff to isolate. whats your tyre condition like. just wondering if you have one tyre better than the other, causing the side gears of the diff to bind.
Hmmm thats an intresting concern. so you are slowing down in overun/ regen when the noise is occurring. im thinking a diff/ drive unit issue. i would try low regen or apply a very light throttle when the noise occurs to take the regen load off the diff to isolate. whats your tyre condition like. just wondering if you have one tyre better than the other, causing the side gears of the diff to bind.
I've heard a faint "whine" recently at low speeds definitely on regen, but possibly off regen too. It sounds to me like gear noise/whine. I'll try to get a recording of the sound and post it. I have about 8,000 miles on the car with mixed driving.
I had a grinding sound around 30-40 mph when accelerating which was even louder when decelerating and regen kicked in. It was thought to be the "milling noise" and my drive unit was replaced, but it continued to occur. They eventually found out that the right front wheel had a broken bearing.