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 ...

For the fourth year in a row, Sony brought its electric car prototype to CES to show it off to a global audience. But this year we finally got what we’ve wanted all along: a production date.

The joint electric car project by Sony Group Corp. and Honda Motor Co. saw its annual operating loss more than double to ¥52 billion ($362 million) as they work to begin selling their first car, the ...

Sony’s coming EV has all the electronic wizardry of your living room—with much lower ceilings. After introducing the Afeela concept at the 2023 CES show, Sony Honda Mobility invited us for an ...

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.

The first vehicle from Sony and Honda’s joint venture is gearing up for production. The Verge. Sony and Honda’s Afeela electric car will start at $89,900. Story by Andrew J. Hawkins ...

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 ...

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 ...

Sony's entering the car business, and it could end up with a car capable of playing PS5 games. ... Sony and Honda teaming up for electric car in 2025 — and it could have PS5 inside.

The electric sedan – released under joint venture Sony Honda Mobility's newly launched car brand Afeela – was designed to prioritise entertainment and interaction.. It features interfaces ...

Hands-On With the 2025 Sony Honda Electric Car: Entertainment to Go. Sony’s coming EV has all the electronic wizardry of your living room—with much lower ceilings.

Sony's catalog of content, services and tech will become part of a future EV that's planned for a 2025 launch, leaving the door open for a PS5-capable car in only a few years.