Kernel panic after sleep on new MacBook Pro 14"

Hi, I'm experiencing a very annoying and frustrating situation in which in the 90% of times I close the lid of my Mac, when I open it again after some time it shows the user login and pop ups the error window "Your computer was restarted because of a problem". Also, some times the kernel panic happens right after the simple boot, or even when switching user (happened once when I created a test user to check if the problem shows there too, and it did).

When the kernel panic occurs, the Mac doesn't have any usb devices connected, and happens both when charging or on battery.

Already brought the Mac to Apple store for support twice: the first time it was totally cleaned up, while the second time they send it to repair and changed the logic board. The problem still occurs.

I specify that whenever I had to reinstall software and copy my files to the cleaned up Mac, I always do a manual copy and don't use the Time Machine backup, as suggested by Apple.

I also tried to disable FileVault as thought it may be the cause of the issue, but the only difference I noticed was that one of the error messages reported appears less often.

I'll attach the panic reports I collected since the last reset. If needed I can also send the reports of the previous resets as I saved some. I'll send a log for each type of message I got.

I hope someone can help me, because this is getting awful after what I spent over this computer.