Sony Honda Mobility will offer digital license plates as an official accessory on the upcoming Afeela 1 electric sedan, ...

Yasuhide Mizuno, representative director, chairman and CEO of Sony Honda Mobility Inc. stands beside a newly unveiled electric vehicle prototype car Afeela, a joint venture between Sony and Honda, ...

Sony Honda Mobility is the unique combination between an automaker and a tech titan, so it comes as little surprise the ...

If it wasn't clear earlier this year when Sony and Honda revealed the concept Afeela EV, it is now: This new joint-venture concept car is all about leveraging entertainment. The company, known as Sony ...

The Afeela 1 is the first car from Sony Honda Mobility and our Electric Vehicles Editor Steve Fowler had a demo at the opening of its new Beverly Hills showroom ...

Sony has long been pursuing a push into EVs, with the tech giant set to form a partnership with Honda to pursue these goals. Head of the Japanese tech giant, Kenichiro Yoshida, stated on Monday that ...

A number of exciting announcements have dropped as part of CES this year, and the event isn't even close to over yet. One of the latest is Afeela, the newly-revealed electric car brand borne of a ...

Sony has been talking about developing electric cars for a couple of years now, and it even went as far as showing off a concept car at CES this past January, but now it’s official. Sony and Honda ...

In January, Sony offered more details about its EV developed in partnership with Honda. One overlooked detail was about the Afeela sales model. Sony admits the price would be too high to be paid ...

Back in March, Sony and Honda jointly announced an initiative to come together for the "development and sales of high value-added battery electric vehicles." This company doesn't yet have a name, but ...

Sony and Honda have built a prototype of a new electric car. The vehicle, which is branded Afeela and looks like a midsized sedan, was driven on stage at CES 2023 on Wednesday. "Afeela represents our ...

Honda and Sony first announced in March that the two companies would team up to build electric cars, but the joint venture had yet to be established, and it was still being referred to as New Company.