Electric Car News Why Electric Vehicles Can Cause Motion Sickness In Passengers, Drivers

She Always Gets Motion Sickness In The Back Of Self-Driving Vehicles. Then The Internet Jumps In To Help

Electric and self-driving vehicles can increase the likelihood of motion sickness, particularly for backseat passengers. Read More

Why Electric Cars Worsen Motion Sickness: Expert Explains

Motion sickness is a common problem that occurs when the brain receives conflicting signals about motion from your inner ears, eyes, and body. This can lead to issues such as nausea, dizziness, and ... Read More

Electric cars are on the rise – and so is motion sickness

Experts blame brain-sensory mismatch, silent motors, and regenerative braking There are some sickening side effects, literally, to the rising number of electric cars. A rising number of EV passengers ... Read More

Feel carsick in electric vehicles? The science behind the queasiness that can come with the ride

While electric vehicles are becoming increasingly popular for drivers around the world, many are realizing that they can make you more carsick than conventional petrol cars. If you’ve found yourself ... Read More

New technology helps passengers avoid motion sickness in cars

Motion sickness afflicts one in three adults and one in two children. Vehicle passengers are more likely to suffer from the problem because they can't anticipate what's ahead in the same way the ... Read More

Do Electric Vehicles Cause More Motion Sickness Than Traditional Cars?

Those who suffer from motion sickness surely saw potential in EVs. On paper, their quiet hum and subtle movements make them seem like they could offer some sweet relief. Sadly, though, scientific ... Read More

The strange reason that EVs are more likely to cause motion sickness

Electric vehicles are smooth. They lack the rumble and shake of gasoline-powered cars. They’re also more likely to create motion sickness in some passengers than gas-powered cars. That seemed like a ... Read More

Why Riding In An EV Might Make You Sick

Smooth, silent, and vibration-free—driving or riding in an electric vehicle is a fundamentally different experience from its combustion counterpart. But that seamless ride might come with an ... Read More

Here's why some people suffer from motion sickness—and which remedies actually work

Whether you're in a ship, car, plane, or riding a rollercoaster, motion sickness (also called travel sickness or seasickness) can make you retch, vomit, sweat and become pale, and feel nauseated, ... Read More

Why electric vehicle drivers should charge their cars at the office

With more than 1.9 million electric vehicles registered across its roads, accounting for more than a third of all EVs nationwide, California leads the U.S. in convincing drivers to switch away from ... Read More