Ferrari isn’t racing toward electric cars, but they’ll be loud when it gets there
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When Harley-Davidson got into the electric motorcycle business, there was one thing it knew it needed: noise.
While many battery-powered vehicles take advantage of electrification to operate as silently as possible, H-D made sure that its Livewire bike was engineered to produce a signature sound that it described as the electric guitar complement to its acoustic gas-powered bikes. Now supercar maker Ferrari is singing the same tune.
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