The electric cars should welcome a greener future in the automotive industry, but the zero-emission car has one drawback, they have no sound, so that pedestrians or other road users can not hear the arrival of electric cars.
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Synth maker Roland will partner with GLM to make the artificial engine sound of the ZZ electric sports car model (pictured) sound 'neo-futuristic', and give drivers the experience of 'driving a space ship'. (Picture from: DailyMail) |
But now a Japanese company would change that by linking the electric vehicle to the synthesizer to notify the arrival of electric cars with a sound like a petrol car or a spaceship.

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The synthesiser (pictured) will use input from Japan’s first mass-marketed electric sports car, the ZZ, to produce sounds that reflect what the engine is doing, just like a petrol engine but without the emissions. (Picture from: DailyMail) |
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