MOTOR Magazine Australia

Tim Keen

‘HERE’S A BUSINESS IDEA FOR THE ELECTRIC CAR FUTURE: RADIO STATIONS THAT JUST BROADCAST ENGINE NOISES’

pontificating recently on why electric car companies aren’t doing more to fix the noise problem, namely the boring lack of it. In fact, they can’t even decide what noises electric cars ought to have: whooshy science-fiction noises or fake engine noises or the sound Mario makes when he jumps on a toadstool.

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