Futuristic sounds for Tesla: hypercar, jet turbine, plasma
Not every Tesla needs a combustion engine sound: a synthetic hypercar, a jet turbine and a plasma drive that follow your driving. Listen to all three with TesRev.
Sounds for an electric car
Some drivers want their Tesla to sound fast without pretending to burn fuel. TesRev's three futuristic sounds are made for them. They follow your driving like the combustion engines, from the same accelerations, but sound like something from the future.
Futuristic
Synthetic hypercar
Futuristic: analog synth pad, 8 gears.
The 20-second demo drive · idle 1,100 rpm · rev limiter 10,000 rpm · 8 gears
Futuristic
Jet turbine
Futuristic: turbine whine, no gears.
The 20-second demo drive · idle 2,500 rpm · rev limiter 10,000 rpm · no gearbox
Futuristic
Plasma drive
Futuristic: pulses and harmonics.
The 20-second demo drive · idle 1,200 rpm · rev limiter 8,000 rpm · no gearbox
How they behave
- Synthetic hypercar: an analog synthesizer pad with eight gears, which shifts like a combustion engine.
- Jet turbine: no gears. Its whine spools up and down with your accelerations, with a delay, as a turbine does.
- Plasma drive: no gears either: pulses and harmonics that rise with the power you ask for.
Other engines
All the engines, combustion and futuristic, are on the engines page.
Hear it in your Tesla
Open tesrev.com in your Tesla's web browser: the engine screen opens and the engine starts by itself. Add your phone in a holder for a sharper response. Free while in testing, nothing to install, nothing connected to the car.