Greg Elmassian
Active Member
That's the one I used, but that alone did not stop the problem completely.
Welcome to the forum, there is an extensive thread already on this specific issue:
https://www.insideevsforum.com/comm...oasting-at-low-speed.5915/page-11#post-114372
You will find many answers to this question there.
Greg
Not Niro but a good place to start:I like my 2020 Niro EV in many respects, but there's a very annoying motor/reduction gear whine that happens on deceleration starting at about 45 MPH, peaking at 40 MPH and then tapering off to nothing at 35 MPH. If you extremely lightly press the throttle, the sound instantly disappears. The sound happens whether or not the vehicle is in neutral (IE no brake regeneration). It happens even if you are using brake regeneration to decelerate. It's very audible, even over music. I confirmed this sound another new 2020 Niro EV right off the dealership lot. My Niro has a 6/2020 build date and does have the 710 motor. I am not exhibiting any of the symptoms that others have reported about the clicking/grinding sound, but I wanted to know if others hear this whining sound?
I installed a spectrum analyzer app on my phone and am going to try to get an idea as to the frequency of the sound, but I am guessing it's at least 1khz or higher. I am not sure if more soundproofing under the hood and firewall will at least lower the whining sound level.
Bummer...I have had a couple issues, AC primarily, that my local dealer fixed with no problem. I did have to use a Lemon Law once when a dealer repeatedly could not fix a car under warranty. If your state has a law you can use, look into it...and let them know that you are. I ended up with my car being bought back and went out and got a better one.
Why does my recirculate keep automatically turning on and off? We have fires up here in the PNW right now and I want as much smoke as possible to stay outside the car. Stupid "smart" climate control. This is with "Auto" turned off.
That silicone sleeve looks excellent. I want. The panic goes off on me all the time. When I have jeans, putting it in the little change pocket helps, but is not foolproof (And I am a fool.).
This is the one I got. I liked the red for the panic button.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07X1PV4LR?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
I have them now, and they almost completely fix the problem. If I put the key in my change pocket in Levi 501s, then sometimes when I bend my hop it will still go off. Still a huge improvement.
And during 3AM trips to the toilet, nothing is protection against stepping on the key in the pocket of the pants I left on the floor.
My poor neighbors....
(In my defense, it was dark!)
Reading the description on Amazon, it says nothing about the Kia Niro EV. What car do you have?
The keys for the Niro EV are the same as many other Kia vehicles and are not specific to the EV. That's why the covers that I linked above fit -- I can assure you they do because I have them on my Niro EV's key fobs.
Some annoyances I haven't seen mentioned so far in my 2019 EX Premium Launch Edition (US):
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2. Lack of memory function for seats, mirrors, radio presets, etc.
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