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Why is the 'fake' engine noise in the Turbo S Taycan?

by @sukhmandeepover 1 year ago0 views10 answers

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Porsche Taycan Turbo S
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@sachin-shaover 1 year ago
The noise grows on you. I thought it was cheesy at the beginning of the time I have it, but I miss when it’s off now.
@nirati-sriover 1 year ago
It’s more of a safety feature than anything. Urban areas are dangerous with silent cars.
@raj-kiranover 1 year ago
I usually turn it off, but sometimes I like to turn it on for more intriguing drive.
@arjun-guptover 1 year ago
Of course it’s better than the odd space noises some of those other EVs make. At least Porsche attempted to sell it as good.
@nimish-raiover 1 year ago
The speed is good for gauging speed, especially in sport mode. He didn’t fake an ICE; He wanted driver feedback.
@kapil-devsover 1 year ago
It's just a gimmick. The natural whine of the electric motors is appreciated by real car enthusiasts.
@reena-yadaover 1 year ago
The sound is pretty cool, but I wish that it could be customized more. Let us upload our own sounds!
@vibhu-goelover 1 year ago
I like this as a clever compromise. It will help the traditional Porsche fans to switch to electric without losing the sporty feel.
@sachin-shaover 1 year ago
It's totally unnecessary. The idea of an EV is quiet and smooth ride. Why waste that with fake noise?
@rajat-mancover 1 year ago
I love it! It also increases the excitement and excitement of the car. It also gives pedestrians a way to hear you coming.
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