A new study has found that electric vehicles (EVs) are more likely to make passengers carsick compared to traditional gas-powered cars.
Researchers say the cause lies in how EVs accelerate. Their smoother, quieter motion and lack of vibration can disrupt the brain’s sense of motion and balance. Combined with factors like reduced engine noise and increased use of digital screens, EVs may trigger nausea more easily for some passengers.
While electric cars continue to rise in popularity for their environmental and efficiency benefits—now making up one in five new car sales worldwide—the study highlights a lesser-known downside that is raising new questions for drivers and passengers alike.
So, what are the real pros and cons of buying an electric car?
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