If the Afeela 1 was intended as a showcase for semi-autonomous driving features, its existence begins to make sense, sort of. After all, that’s why Honda and Sony partnered in the first place.

Afeela 1 will head to production soon Available now and priced from $89,000 Will arrive in Japan in 2026The Afeela 1, the electric saloon from Sony and Honda’s new Sony Honda Mobility ...

The Sony Honda Mobility electric-car partnership has resulted in the Afeela brand ... or 543 hp with launch control. All models have a 100-kilowatt-hour battery. The automaker says the car ...

As we've covered before, the Sony-Honda Afeela 1 feels like ... which makes sense. Except for the rest of the specs. The Afeela 1's range is estimated to be around 300 miles—table stakes ...

Sony Honda Mobility of America (SHMA) has teamed up with automotive insurance solutions provider MOTER Technologies to offer integrated insurance solutions for new electric car brand AFEELA.

Sony has officially entered the electric vehicle (EV) market with its new model, the Afeela 1. This innovative vehicle, developed in partnership with Honda, aims to redefine the driving experience ...

According to FoxNews, Sony Honda Mobility's Afeela ... making it easier to control the car's functions while on the move. One of the Afeela 1's best features is the dashboard-length screen.

Last year, America counted on two pickup truck series and three crossover SUVs as their highest-selling model nameplates – and the ubiquitous Honda CR-V was among them. The ever-lasting Ford F ...

Sony and Honda's joint venture reveals the Afeela 1 electric vehicle, opening pre-orders at CES 2025. Starting at $89,900, the luxurious sedan includes advanced tech like Level 2+ driver ...

American Honda performed marvelously across the US automotive market last year for the Japanese automaker – the local division came fifth overall behind GM, TMNA, Ford Motor Company, and Hyundai ...

The Afeela EV joint venture, leveraging Sony's software and Honda's manufacturing ... driven by good cost control, an improving gross margin mix, and moderate growth in revenues.