The lack of AM radio in some new electric vehicles could cut off drivers from important safety alerts broadcast over the medium, a group of former emergency officials warned
The lack of AM radio in some new electric vehicles could cut off drivers from important safety alerts broadcast over the medium, warned a group of former emergency officials in a letter
Sunday.. Car companies say the motors on such vehicles generate electromagnetic frequencies on the same wavelength as AM radio signals, creating buzzing and signal fading from the interference.
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