Volume levels (and differences between 2021 and 2023)

[mgoblue]

We just traded in our 2021 SX for a 2023 SX X-Line. One of the weird things we've noticed is a change in how volume levels are displayed.

In our 2021, our volume for music (radio, or via carplay) would always be in single digits, e.g. 6-8. When we wanted to play something a bit louder, the most we'd get up to is 10 or 11.

In the 2023, I've noticed when playing music that to get to a similar volume we have to go up to 35-40!

Just wondering if that's expected, or if there's some setting somewhere that I haven't done. It doesn't bother me really, but it's just very peculiar.

 

[Sharad]

Same observation here..I used to set volume between 5 to 11 in my 2020 telluride but min volume I am using on 2023 is between 33 to 35!

Reading your comment saved me a trip to the dealer!

We just traded in our 2021 SX for a 2023 SX X-Line. One of the weird things we've noticed is a change in how volume levels are displayed.

In our 2021, our volume for music (radio, or via carplay) would always be in single digits, e.g. 6-8. When we wanted to play something a bit louder, the most we'd get up to is 10 or 11.

In the 2023, I've noticed when playing music that to get to a similar volume we have to go up to 35-40!

Just wondering if that's expected, or if there's some setting somewhere that I haven't done. It doesn't bother me really, but it's just very peculiar.

 

[Sharad]

Same observation here..I used to set volume between 5 to 11 in my 2020 telluride but min volume I am using on 2023 is between 33 to 35!

Reading your comment saved me a trip to the dealer!

Additionally, the headlights switch on during low light conditions even if the selecter is in "off" position. It acts more like "auto" instead.

 

[mgoblue]

Good to know I'm not alone...

We keep our lights on auto, so I haven't noticed the thing with the headlights

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[irishbrahmin]

Wow! I just picked up a '23 earlier today. I noticed the exact same with the volume levels. I also noticed that the "Bass Boost" option on the '21 isn't on the '23.

 

[tyger23]

We just traded in our 2021 SX for a 2023 SX X-Line. One of the weird things we've noticed is a change in how volume levels are displayed.

In our 2021, our volume for music (radio, or via carplay) would always be in single digits, e.g. 6-8. When we wanted to play something a bit louder, the most we'd get up to is 10 or 11.

In the 2023, I've noticed when playing music that to get to a similar volume we have to go up to 35-40!

Just wondering if that's expected, or if there's some setting somewhere that I haven't done. It doesn't bother me really, but it's just very peculiar.

Same thing here between my 22 and the 23.

 

[Syduride]

Myn last vehicle was a '20 Palisade and I could barely listen to my radio on 3 sometimes...and now on my '23 Telluride Prestige X-Line I have to go to at least 25 and with Media upwards of 50-60!!!!

 

[irishbrahmin]

I wonder what prompted the change for '23. Maybe blown speakers with the old system?

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[G-968066]

We just traded in our 2021 SX for a 2023 SX X-Line. One of the weird things we've noticed is a change in how volume levels are displayed.

In our 2021, our volume for music (radio, or via carplay) would always be in single digits, e.g. 6-8. When we wanted to play something a bit louder, the most we'd get up to is 10 or 11.

In the 2023, I've noticed when playing music that to get to a similar volume we have to go up to 35-40!

Just wondering if that's expected, or if there's some setting somewhere that I haven't done. It doesn't bother me really, but it's just very peculiar.

Yes we had the 2021 and our volume was the same now that we have the 2023 ours u have to turn up to 35-40 to even to hear it’s so weird