Engine sounds refer to the auditory emissions produced by an engine during operation. These sounds can include a variety of noises, such as the hum or roar of combustion in internal combustion engines, the whirring noise of electric motors, or the intricate noise patterns of turbine engines. Engine sounds are significant in various contexts, including automotive design, where the auditory feedback can influence the perception of performance and quality. In automotive engineering, the sound of an engine can affect consumer preferences and brand identity. Additionally, engine sounds are utilized in diagnostics, where unusual noises may indicate potential mechanical issues or malfunctions. In the realm of media and entertainment, engine sounds are commonly incorporated into sound design for movies, video games, and other audio-visual presentations to create a realistic and immersive experience. Overall, engine sounds serve as both functional indicators of performance and as critical elements in user experience and communication in various industries.
Electric vehicles (EVs) have revolutionized the automotive industry with their eco-friendly performance and quiet engines. However, addressing noise pollution caused by other factors, such as tire noise, has become a…