US EditionIs Your EV Making You Carsick? Here's Why Science Says ‘Maybe’
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At first, it sounds a bit like the combustion engine lobby's next attempt to discredit electric cars: "Electric cars make you seasick," several media outlets are reporting based on recent studies examining motion sickness in connection with electric cars, after passengers reported nausea, dizziness, and discomfort, especially in the back seat of electric cars, in forums and on social media. The studies actually show that the symptoms can occur a…
Do EVs make more people carsick than combustion cars?
An increasing number of people are experiencing motion sickness in electric cars, but why is this happening? Scientists are trying to find an acceptable explanation as to why people feel more motion sick riding in an EV than in a traditional petrol or diesel car. For your information, in 2024, 22% of new car sales worldwide were electric vehicles, compared with 18% in 2023. First of all, getting sick in an EV has nothing to do with the electroma…
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