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The Sony Honda Afeela 1 EV

The Sony Honda Afeela 1 is an innovative all-electric vehicle (EV) developed through a collaboration between Sony and Honda. This joint venture, known as Sony Honda Mobility (SHM), aims to combine Honda's automotive manufacturing expertise with Sony's advanced technology and entertainment capabilities and was just presented at CES 2025.


The Afeela 1 comes in two versions: the Origin and the Signature. The Origin starts at $89,900, while the Signature trim is priced at $102,900. 

Some key features of the Afeela EV are:

- A display screen on the front end that shows the logo, greetings, and other customizable messages.

- Advanced Technology: The vehicle is equipped with 40 sensors, including cameras, LiDAR, radars, and ultrasonic sensors, to support advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS).

- Autonomous Driving: The Afeela 1 includes a suite of autonomous driving features, powered by AI and machine learning, rumored to be subscription-based.

- Entertainment: It features Sony Honda Mobility proprietary noise-cancelling technology, Sony's 360 Spatial Sound Technologies, and a movie theater-like display, providing an immersive in-car entertainment experience.

- Charging: It supports fast charging with speeds up to 150 kW and is compatible with Tesla’s Supercharger Network.

- Range: The Afeela 1 has an estimated range of 300 miles on a single charge powered by a 91 kWh battery pack and two 241 hp motors placed front and rear, respectively. 

The Afeela EV is set to be available for pre-order with deliveries expected to begin in mid-2026.












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