Is your Cybertruck loud when driving on a highway?

[mcannock]

Hello fellow Cyberbeast owners! I have only been driving mine for a couple months and when on the highway it feels very loud compared to city driving, at times it feels almost like if the back door window may be open a bit. Not sure if you all have experienced the same, if you have, have any of you been able to find an aftermarket solution to deal with noise reduction?
Thanks!

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[ponch]

I found that the wind noise was higher than expected on the highway & was told by the SC that it’s normal unless I hear some type of whistling in which case there could be a leak but I do not. There was definitely a contrast from my Expedition which I traded in upon delivery & noted was a lot quieter on the highway in terms of wind noise than my CT I drove back home. I haven’t compared to another CT though. I can definitely hear the wind more at 70mph than other vehicles I’ve had.

 

[AlmostHuman]

AWD, took delivery in May. Under 80 mph it is silly silent. Easily the most silent ride I have owned. I drive with the tonneau closed.

 

[Bobo_LaDouche]

Definitely more quiet than my Expedition and my F150. Ford has that "quiet glass", so both of those are quiet compared to most vehicles. My CT is super quiet below 85 mph, not even loud then, just more noticeable at top speed. I keep the fan on level 2. Racks make a little noise when going fast, but come off in 1 minute.

 

[DAE1]

My CB is pretty quiet but I keep it in beast mode low to the ground.

 

[arodriguezfeo]

The SC explained to me that the rise in noise at speed is turbulence, which is normal. It is the result of the truck not being very aerodynamic and large windshield. The manufacturer did not use multiple layers of insulation like some other trucks.

All that being said, my CT is quieter than my Jeep Gladiator was. If I have the music on, I don’t notice any sound at all.

 

[carsly]

My AWD is pretty quiet at highway speeds which are typically <75mph for me. Above that speed, there is some noise but a heck of a lot less than my 2023 Defender.

 

[REM]

Frameless window gaskets tend to leak air during colder months. bump your window down and up slightly until you hit the sweet spot. You will hear it change.

 

[koolio]

Hello fellow Cyberbeast owners! I have only been driving mine for a couple months and when on the highway it feels very loud compared to city driving, at times it feels almost like if the back door window may be open a bit. Not sure if you all have experienced the same, if you have, have any of you been able to find an aftermarket solution to deal with noise reduction?
Thanks!

The wind noise you're hearing from the rear passenger window is most likely occurring when the ambient temps are 30 F or lower, and when driving 65/70+ mph. That happens to me and it's due to how the frameless door and window seals against the frame seal. There's another thread about this issue on these forums.

I have this issue and have a service appt to get this fixed.

 

[bigcong]

louder than a lexus for sure.

 

[ViralTesla]

Stupid loud! I am on my 3rd service visit for this. Two of the three visits the tech that test drove with me confirmed it’s loud and has a whine to it that’s not normal. Hopefully they fix it this time, if not LEMON LAW!!

 

[DoberManPin-Sure]

My CB was unacceptably loud at freeway speeds at first, and far worse during a strong crosswind or headwind. SC Tech said he'd seen the problem multiple times and it was fixed* for free. My explanation can be found here: https://www.cybertruckownersclub.com/forum/threads/wind-noise-on-rhs-at-delivery.17453/post-559497.

* It's still louder than I'd like, but in an acceptable range now all things considered.

 

[elmore]

Yeah mine sounds like turbulence over 70mph, here in Utah the speed limit is 70 on highway. So I always hear it. Under like 60mph the truck is dead quiet

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