shawn
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At speed you have wind and increase power so if is not wind then some component is burning off some lubricant (like a fan motor coil). Otherwise you have an electrical component burning out for some reason. I would have a chat with your service agent. If they said it is normal then they should have an explanation. I bet given these cars are new some excees lubricants was applied during production and is burning off. If the smoke and smell dies down then that is the reason. I could tell if I could smell it and so could your service agent. But again I would insist they do that especially if it is same or worse each time or even starts happening at lower speeds. Hope this helps