If it wasn't clear earlier this year when Sony and Honda revealed the concept Afeela EV, it is now: This new joint-venture concept car is all about leveraging entertainment. The company, known as ...

The dash right in front of me, which is also customizable, has an image of the car and the Fortnite logo above it. I never ...

The people inside the Afeela EV might not notice anything going on outside, however—Sony wants the car to be a conduit for its entertainment offerings, whether that's movies or music or gaming.

Despite slowing sales for EVs and increasing competition, they created a Tesla Model S rival called the AFEELA 1 that ...

The Afeela 1's 193.5-inch overall length is a bit less than ... Move up to the all-wheel-drive Air Touring and a second electric motor appears on the front axle, raising net output to a meaty 620 ...

A pair of 241-horsepower electric motors—one front, one rear—propel the Afeela 1. At 482 hp combined, the Afeela 1 is likely to be quick, but not on a par with similarly priced electric cars.

The Afeela EV, the product behind the Sony Honda Mobility venture, is expected to arrive in 2026 touting autonomous driving. However, I'm still not sure I'm ready for it.

The tech collaboration between Sony and Honda is apparent even on walkup to the AFEELA 1, as the front “Media Bar” allows for owner customization, displaying messages to drivers and others and ...

For that money, Afeela offers a sedan with a total of 482 horsepower, split evenly between electric motors on the front and rear axles. They deliver a projected range of 300 miles on a full charge ...

The Afeela 1, the EV from a joint venture between Honda and Sony, will arrive in 2026; ... with some changes such as added cameras at the front corners of the roof.

Powered by a 91 kWh battery pack, the Afeela 1 boasts two electric motors front and rear rated at 180 kW, so its total system output should be around 480 horsepower.

The dash right in front of me, which is also customizable, has an image of the car and the Fortnite logo above it. I never got to drive the EV, and Sony Honda Mobility has been mum about certain ...