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Electric BMW M3 could adopt synthetic driving experience

Summary by drive.com.au
Following what we’ve seen in the Hyundai Ioniq 5 N, future electric M cars could use synthesised gear changes, revs and noises to improve driver feedback and connection. Sounds, vibrations and gears are important ingredients for driver engagement, according to BMW’s M division, and is something it is looking to add to future EV performance cars. Speaking to Australian media recently, BMW M boss Frank Van Meel explained that the ‘feedback loop’ …
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Roarsome: Listen to the new 2028 BMW M3 EV ... could there be an inline-six turbo lurking beneath the bonnet of this zero-emission next-gen super sedan? - EV Central

The latest tease of the white-hot 2028 BMW M3 EV has revealed the new all-electric super-sedan will feature a bombastic soundtrack inspired by BMW M cars of the past powered by its trademark inline six-cylinder petrol. Releasing a video of the BMW M3 EV prototype, the German car-maker’s high-performance division teased its synthesised six-cylinder soundtrack towards the end of the video. It even revealed how it will mimic the turbo spool of the …

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Electric BMW M3 could adopt synthetic driving experience

Following what we’ve seen in the Hyundai Ioniq 5 N, future electric M cars could use synthesised gear changes, revs and noises to improve driver feedback and connection. Sounds, vibrations and gears are important ingredients for driver engagement, according to BMW’s M division, and is something it is looking to add to future EV performance cars. Speaking to Australian media recently, BMW M boss Frank Van Meel explained that the ‘feedback loop’ …

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BMW's M3 EV Prototype Ditches Synthetic Sounds for Authentic Engine Noise

BMW is pushing forward with its first electric M model, emphasizing not only the vehicle’s performance but also… The post BMW’s M3 EV Prototype Ditches Synthetic Sounds for Authentic Engine Noise appeared first on EVMagz.

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evmagz.com broke the news in on Tuesday, February 11, 2025.
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