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Hamburg: Red-Green Wants to Ban Artificial E-Car Noise

Summary by Tichys Einblick
Hamburg's red-green government factions have discovered a new field of activity for the banning policy: artificial engine noise in electric cars. SPD and Greens demand a nationwide ban on such sounds at higher speeds. Thus, they want to combat the so-called autoposing more effectively.The article Hamburg: Red-Green wants to ban artificial e-car noise first appeared on Tichy's insight.

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Hamburg's red-green coalition wants to ban artificially generated engine noise at e-cars nationwide. Additional sounds, which should only imitate the character of a burner, are unnecessary.

·Berlin, Germany
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The Hamburg coalition of the Social Democrats and the Greens wants to ban artificially generated engine noise in electric cars nationwide. "Technical progress should reduce traffic noise, not artificially bring it back," said Ole Thorben Buschhüter, the SPD's transport policy spokesman.

Hamburg's red-green government factions have discovered a new field of activity for the banning policy: artificial engine noise in electric cars. SPD and Greens demand a nationwide ban on such sounds at higher speeds. Thus, they want to combat the so-called autoposing more effectively.The article Hamburg: Red-Green wants to ban artificial e-car noise first appeared on Tichy's insight.

·Eschborn, Germany
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SPD and Greens in Hamburg demand a ban on artificial engine noise at e-cars. With a Federal Council initiative, they want to oblige manufacturers to refrain from additional sound generators.

·Hamburg, Germany
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The government factions of SPD and Greens in Hamburg's citizenship demand a nationwide ban on artificial noise in e-cars at higher speeds. That is what the factions announced on Sunday. Therefore, they support a Federal Council initiative to combat the so-called autoposing more effectively. The citizenship decides on the red-green initiative at its meeting on 16 September. The traffic policy spokesman of the SPD faction Hamburg, Ole Thorben Busc…

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berliner-sonntagsblatt.de broke the news on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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