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Honda shows off “nearly production” EVs and new operating system at CES
At last year's CES, Honda showcased prototypes that embodied the Zero platform ethos of "Thin, Light and Wise." This year, Honda focused on the "wise" portion of that proposition and announced a new Honda-developed OS called ASIMO.
Sony/Honda ‘Afeela’ EV Collaboration Gets Production Timetable And Pricing
Sony has partnered with Honda on the Afeela 1, a new EV expected to go into production for the 2026 model year.
Sony and Honda’s Afeela 1 EV makes more sense at CES than in the real world
Sony and Honda's Afeela electric car is almost here, and it'll pack most of the features the two partner companies have promised.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox
Sony Honda’s Afeela EV Project Is Under Pressure. That’s Good
In a little over a year, Sony Honda Mobility expects to launch the Afeela 1, a battery-electric sedan that’s been very visibly half a decade in the making. When I ask CEO Yasuhide Mizuno about the challenges the joint venture has faced in its brief history,
Hands On with Sony Honda Mobility's 2026 Afeela 1 at CES 2025
The technology and entertainment features are sublime, but the execution was less than perfect when we tried them out. Even so, there was plenty of 'wow' factor here.
Afeela 1: first fruit of the partnership between Sony and Honda hits the market starting at $89,900
The Afeela 1, the first electric car from Sony in partnership with Honda, will be launched in 2027. Starting at $89,900, the entry-level model, called Origin, will feature 19-inch wheels and only one available color: Core Black.
Honda and Sony face market uncertainty as Afeela 1 debuts at CES 2025
Honda and Sony introduced their first electric vehicle, the Afeela 1, initially available for pre-order in California, with plans to expand across the US and Japan. This launch is a crucial step in their partnership,
Honda's New Homemade EVs Promise Eyes-off Driving, AI Personalization
Honda's new 0 Series vehicles introduced at CES will feature built-in artificial intelligence and Level 3 autonomous driving.
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Honda Debuts '0 Series' EVs With New AI Chip, Level 3 Self-Driving
The Japanese automaker is full steam ahead on electrification with a tech-heavy lineup arriving in 2026. We were among the ...
From AI assistants to holographic displays, automakers showcase in-cabin experiences at CES
Interior lighting aimed at reducing motion sickness. Shiny new dashboard and windshield displays. And AI-powered voice ...
Honda Shows New 0 Series EVs At CES, With Custom Chips And L3 Automation
Coming late 2026 is the 0 Saloon which is much closer to last year’s Saloon concept. This will be the flagship of the Honda ...
Honda, Amazon Collaborate On EV Development With Generative AI And IoT
Honda partnered with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to transition its automobiles into software-defined vehicles (SDVs).
Honda's new Series 0 prototypes suggest it's back on exciting and pioneering EV form
But the Japanese marque says that things are moving on at pace and it has reaffirmed its commitment to the futuristic and ...
Honda’s EV Revolution: 0 Saloon, 0 SUV & ASIMO OS Debut at CES 2025
The Honda 0 Series is poised to transform the electric vehicle (EV) industry with its groundbreaking design, advanced ...
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Honda 0 Series EVs debut with advanced tech and charging network
Honda unveils 0 Series EVs at CES 2025, featuring Asimo OS, Level 3 automation, AI-driven innovation, and expanded charging ...
Soccer Star Honda’s Venture Capital AI Fund Raises $98 Million
A venture-capital fund headed by former Japanese national soccer team player Keisuke Honda has raised about ¥15.3 billion ...
Looking for Love? Honda Wants You to Be in a Relationship With Your Car
At CES, the Japanese automaker touts an uncomfortably intimate, borderline sexual, connection between drivers and the AI ...
The Honda Zero EVs look even more compelling up close
The Honda 0 Saloon and Honda 0 SUV retain a lot of what made the concepts so weird and different — and not necessarily in an off-putting way. But it’s definitely not the electric CR-V that customers ...