Drivers detect smaller speed changes with internal combustion engine interior noise than with electric vehicle or silent sound at 100 km/h, with engine-order tonality proposed as the cue.
EV) Although any auditory cue is preferable to none for speed perception, differences in in-cabin sounds associated with different powertrain types do affect speed perception JNDs
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The Influence of Interior Noise on Just-Noticeable Speed Differences in Conventional and Electric Vehicles
Drivers detect smaller speed changes with internal combustion engine interior noise than with electric vehicle or silent sound at 100 km/h, with engine-order tonality proposed as the cue.