Răul de mașină se agravează în cazul mașinilor electrice / Producătorii experimentează introducerea de sunete ușoare sau vibrații ale scaunului, pentru a avertiza pasagerul înaintea unei frânări

Motion sickness is increasingly common in electric vehicles due to sensory confusion. Passengers, especially in the back seat, may experience nausea from the lack of engine noise and sudden acceleration. This issue arises from the brain receiving conflicting signals from the eyes and inner ear. Solutions are being explored by car manufacturers, including ambient lighting and driving modes that reduce acceleration. Over time, the brain can adapt to these new dynamics, potentially reducing sensitivity to motion sickness.