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Automakers have been adding fake engine noises to their car speaker systems, or even adding entirely separate speaker systems to increase the rumble and depth of the sound of engines to compensate for modern efficiency resulting in less oomph. It’s called a Soundaktor.
Your Car's Engine Roar Might Be Totally Fake (UPDATED)
Your Car’s Engine Roar Might Be Totally Fake (UPDATED)
Both Popular Mechanics and The Washington Post note some manufacturers are not merely enhancing the sound that’s already there, but actually playing back pre-recorded engine sounds to drivers. Both articles cite Volkswagen’s use of a device called the Soundaktor, which uses a speaker to play extra sound in cars that include the Beetle Turbo and the GTI. Car and Driver explains that with the…
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