I just got a 2022 Audi Q3 (45 premium plus s line) and noticed right after picking it up that there is a ticking/popping noise coming from all of the front speakers. It sounds like some sort of static or interference that happens no matter the audio source. Brought it to the dealer and they said they would try and diagnose it. I was given a call back saying they replicated it in all their Q3s on the lot and that Audi of America was aware and working on a fix. I know this same issue was prevalent on 2021 models. When I picked up the car the dealers story changed to “it’s normal” and it’s a part of all their vehicles. I’m not convinced they are actually going to address this issue and I wanted to see if anyone has had any luck contacting audi of America to get out of the vehicle. To lease a brand new vehicle and pay extra for a “premium sound system” that has constant background noise seems ridiculous that nothing can be done. It is certainly not a normal feature of the car and they are trying to blow it off as normal rather than addressing the issue. The 2022 A5 loaner also has the same issue so seems like a problem with the MMI system. Anybody else have a similar experience?

 

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