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As I said in my first post, I understand that it is compulsory in some countries (not in New Zealand), but has nothing to do with warranty.(verified with dealer) it would be the same as, let's say, removing a headrest. Anyway, I was asking for a solution for a technical problem...

One of the main attractions of an electric car for me is how quiet it can be. Once you hear this loudspeaker you can't "unhear" it. Anyway, I looked up a volkswagen blog and they tend to replace the speaker with a 10watt 10ohm resistor. It fools the electronics in thinking the speaker is still...

That's a different warning. I am talking about the loudspeaker that makes a sound to alert blind pedestrians and comes on between 0 and 35km/hour and can't be disabled in the menus..

Yes, i am super happy with my new car, but after a few days that pedestrian alert sound started to annoy me. I know its compulsory in some countries, but decided to have a go at it anyway. located the speaker (in my rhd car behind and below the righthand headlight) and could disconnect the plug...