Electric vehicles are often marketed for their quiet, vibration-free rides, yet some passengers report experiencing motion sickness or discomfort while traveling in them. Researchers suggest this phenomenon may stem from the unique way EVs accelerate and decelerate, lacking the traditional engine noise that can help orient drivers. The absence of familiar auditory cues may disrupt spatial awareness, contributing to an unsettling experience for some riders. Studies are underway to better understand why this occurs and how it might be addressed in future vehicle designs.
EVs Are Supposed to Be Smoother. So Why Are Passengers Getting Sick? AOL.com
