Why Do People Feel Nauseous When Riding in New Energy Vehicles?

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ClaraFitz
07/30/25 2:18am
Here are the reasons why people feel nauseous when riding in new energy vehicles: 1. Air quality issues in new vehicles. If you feel carsick when riding a new energy bus, try opening the window slightly for ventilation to check if it's caused by air quality problems. 2. Aggressive driving by bus drivers. New energy vehicles differ from fuel-powered cars as their acceleration tends to be more "intense". Bus drivers accustomed to driving heavier traditional buses that require deep throttle presses for acceleration may carry over this driving habit. 3. The influence of energy recovery systems. This feature has a particularly noticeable drawback - it creates a dragging sensation during driving, which over time can make people feel nauseous and vomit.
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