In 2020, Segway-Ninebot announced the Ninebot Gokart Pro Lamborghini edition and one of the major highlight was the car sound simulation feature which the Gokart e-scooter came with thanks to an ...

Generations have grown up with the loud engine sounds of approaching vehicles making the hazard obvious long before it’s seen. Electric vehicles are nearly silent, however, making them harder to spot, ...

What if we told you there is a way to hear any engine you want without constantly searching on Google or YouTube? Thanks to the work of one software developer, not only is it possible to hear your ...

Just listen to that scooter engine purr. Segway released a strappable speaker that can simulate engine noises for its e-scooters and e-bikes. They’re describing it as an “engine sound simulation ...

A division of BlackBerry is developing a technology that replicates the sound of yesteryear's driving experience, even as cars become quieter and more fuel efficient. One is a modified Kia Soul that ...

For some reason, automakers believe that pumping fake, synthesized gas engine sounds through the speakers somehow increases the appeal and driving engagement of their electric vehicles. Whether that's ...

We’ve covered the engine sound simulator here before, but there’s been one element that’s been missing from the bizarre mix for too long. Yes, the world loves to know what an 11-cylinder engine could ...

"This is a Maserati," announces a radio advertisement from the Italian sports-car manufacturer. What is conspicuous about this ad, however, is that it gives so few details about the car in question.

Whether it's legal concerns or making enthusiasts feel more at home, fake engine noises serve multiple purposes and are prominently featured on a wide array of makes and models. Typically on EVs and ...