Honda and Sony posted a ¥52 billion ($362 million) loss for their Afeela EV project. Last year, Honda Sony Mobility posted a ...

Cars are no longer just a means of transportation. The automotive industry has moved beyond the era when a vehicle's value ...

Sony Honda Mobility, the partnership between the like-minded tech and automotive giants to commercialize Sony’s Vision-S and Vision-S 02 concepts, is moving fast. The two firms joined forces in ...

Here’s the electric car that Sony is going to build with Honda The new brand is called Afeela and goes on sale late 2025. Jonathan M. Gitlin – Jan 5, 2023 9:44 am | 179 ...

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.

This week Sony Honda Mobility unveiled its latest Afeela prototype at CES, featuring a number of design changes and new details that bring it even closer to production. The joint venture, which ...

2026 Sony Honda Mobility Afeela EV | Manufacturer image. Sony showed off the latest version of its Afeela electric concept car Wednesday at the Consumer Electronics Show 2024 in Las Vegas, and it ...

Sony and Honda’s joint venture company is working on an EV to take on Tesla and plans to make it an entertainment content machine that could possibly have a PS5, as hinted by president Izumi ...

Sony and Honda’s First EV Goes All in on Augmented Reality, Planned for 2026. The EV brand, named Afeela, will use VR and AR to enhance the driving (and entertainment) experience.

Sony announced at CES the Afeela EV, showing off a prototype manufactured together with Honda. The two companies plan to deliver the first Afeela units to buyers in the US as soon as 2026.

Sony Honda Mobility is looking to leverage the tech giant's massive content catalog in gaming, entertainment, and music to edge out Tesla by being more fun. Sony and Honda Planning a 2025 Electric ...

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