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.
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.
The sound function and play an important role for the safety of pedestrians and other road users, which is why a synthesizer specialist company, Roland has been working together with GLM to make the kit on the GLM ZZ electric car model with 'neo-futuristic' sound system.
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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