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 ...

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 ...

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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 (SHM), the company formed by the electronics and automobile giants, will create a brand called Afeela to sell its electric cars. The concept car, bearing no other names besides ...

Nothing demonstrated that last point better than when Izumi Kawanishi, president of Sony Honda Mobility, reintroduced the company's new Afeela electric car by driving it onstage using a ...

Car dealers threaten Sony-Honda Afeela's plans to sell directly to consumers. But they're also fighting Volkswagen, too. What's next? Here we go again. Just as U.S. Volkswagen dealers are gearing ...

Sony CEO Hiroki Totoki and Yasuhide Mizuno, CEO of Sony Honda Mobility announced that the Afeela electric vehicle car with PlayStation 5 features is ready for pre-registration.. There are two ...

The Afeela 1 sedan, set to hit the road in 2026, will start at $89,900 for the Origin trim and $102,900 for the Signature trim. Both models will come with a three-year complimentary subscription ...

News Car Tech Electric Vehicles I Don’t Afeela So Good About Sony’s Screen-Filled Electric Car Anymore. An updated version of the Afeela sedan by Sony and Honda will be shown at CES in January.

Afeela 1: Honda Sony show their electric car at CES Honda and Sony want to launch an electric car on the market in 2026. The initial key figures are surprisingly modest.

Remember the Afeela? The electric car from Honda and Sony that the two companies say will "revolutionize the mobility experience" is no longer just a concept and an idea. The two companies, under ...