The test drive reacts instantly. On the road, GPS and the car's audio add a short delay.
EVMotor
The test drive reacts instantly. On the road, GPS and the car's audio add a short delay.
EVMotor gives your EVCar the live sound of a gas engine: a V8, V12 or flat-six that follows your real speed, played through the car's speakers. Open it in the EVCar browser, press Start engine and drive. It is free for 5 minutes a day, with no app to install. About EVMotor
Volume is always in view; the rest is under More settings, right below it. Intensity controls how eagerly acceleration turns into throttle and how late it shifts. Character goes from a stock, muffled engine to a lumpy cam with open pipes and crackle. Crackle sets how much the exhaust pops and the engine misfires; 0% is a clean-running engine.
Test drive lets you hear the car without moving: press the Gas and Brake pedals (lower on the pedal presses harder; the top of Gas holds your speed), or play the demo run.
Autoplay last engine starts the car you drove last as soon as the page opens. If the browser blocks sound until you touch the screen, tap anywhere to start it.
Location stays in this browser: it is only used to measure speed and is never sent anywhere.
While parked, open evmotor.io in the EVCar browser, press Start engine and allow location access. Turn up the media volume and drive: the engine sound follows your speed. Bookmark the page so it is one tap away next time.
No. EVMotor plays inside the car through the regular speakers, like music. A web page cannot use the external speaker.
The engine noise is driven by your speed, and the browser measures speed with GPS. Your location stays in the browser and is never sent anywhere.
A short one. In an EVCar the revs follow your speed about half a second behind, and when you floor it or lift off, the engine responds after about a second. About a quarter of a second of that is the car's own audio system; the rest is because GPS only sees the car speed up after it happens. On a phone, GPS updates once a second, so the sound reacts after about 1.5 to 2 seconds.
No. Every sound is synthesized live by our own code, so the engine reacts to each change in speed instead of looping a sample.
Yes, in any electric car with a modern web browser and location access. You can also use it on a phone connected to the car speakers by Bluetooth. Keep the page open: the sound stops when the browser goes to the background.
You get 5 minutes of engine time free every day. EVMotor Pro costs $4.99 per month or $49.99 per year (two months free), plus tax, for unlimited driving on up to 2 cars, and you can cancel any time. You can pay by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Link.
Subscriptions are handled by our payment partner, Stripe.
Whichever way you paid (card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Link), Stripe sold it through Link. Sign in at link.com with the email address you paid with and cancel it there.
You keep Pro until the end of the month or year you paid for, and you will not be charged again. This works the same for yearly plans: you can cancel any time, and you keep Pro for the rest of the year. The unused part isn't refunded, unless the law where you live requires it.
Yes, no need to pay again. One subscription covers up to 2 devices, such as your car and your phone. Tap Redeem subscription under the Start engine button. The browser you paid with unlocks at once; on any other device, tap Add another device on a Pro device to get a one-time code and type it in. Step-by-step guide.
With Pro you can pick your own cars and put them in any order.
Pay on this device instead · Already subscribed? Close this and tap Redeem subscription (how it works).
Prices plus tax · pay by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Link · cancel any time
EVMotor needs your location to measure speed. The browser remembers "Never allow", so it has to be switched back on:
Then reload the page and press Start engine again. Or use Test drive without GPS.