The article explores the significance of sound in the automotive industry, particularly focusing on how electric vehicles (BEVs and FCEVs) can still provide a sensory experience for drivers. President Akio Toyoda highlights the essence of experiencing cars with all five senses, emphasizing the role of sound even in the age of electrification. The piece delves into sound design for vehicles, showcasing how Toyota's engineers, including Assistant Manager Shinichi Sano, develop unique sounds that match the driving power of each vehicle. Sano's approach in crafting the sound for models like the Mirai and UX300e involves drawing inspiration from mythical figures like Fujin and Raijin, the wind and thunder gods. Although the thunder sound concept for the UX300e was altered, Sano's team managed to create a distinctive sound by combining random noise and order tones. The article encapsulates the journey of sound creation for electric vehicles, highlighting the innovation and creativity involved in enhancing the driving experience for users.