Luckily, so do the sound engineers at Harman Automotive, who have devised a way to make every car sound exactly as a driver wants it to. The overall sound project is dubbed HALOsonic Electric Sound Synthesis, colloquially known (by me) as HALOsonic. If you own a vehicle with JBL, Harman Kardon, AKG, Mark Levinson, and really most other upper-tier automotive sound systems, then Harman has already been at work on your vehicle. Make your car sound however you likePersonalization is the name of the gameCredit: Harman/Pocket-lintAt the HALOsonic display, we were shown that drivers could adjust the way their car sounds in the cabin through a few settings screens. Subscribe for deeper looks at car sound and infotainment Get the newsletter for hands-on reporting and expert analysis of HALOsonic, automotive audio innovations, and the infotainment battles shaping modern cars—product-focused coverage and clear context for enthusiasts and buyers.