Sony s Honda electric car Afeela was unveiled at CES 2024 and is one step closer to mass production

Mondo Cars Updated on 2024-02-01

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Sony Honda unveiled an improved version of the Afeela sedan at CES 2024, which will go into mass production next year. On the outside, the Afeela features a semi-circular front end with a digital display under the hood, headlights embedded on both sides, and a new rear bumper, improved trunk and taillights. In addition, the size of the car has increased.

Inside, the center console has been revised, and the dual wireless phone charging function is expected to be enhanced. The powertrain adopts dual-motor all-wheel drive technology, with a maximum output of 241 horsepower per motor and a combined output of up to 483 horsepower. Officially the range data has not been disclosed, but it will likely be equipped with a 91 kWh lithium-ion battery pack with 150kW DC fast charging capability and a maximum power of 11kW external charging.

Sony Honda has also announced a number of other developments, including a "conversational individual**" using Microsoft Azure OpenAI, and the two companies are working together to develop an "advanced voice system" designed to provide seamless communication through natural language and conversation-like interactions.

On the technical side, the collaboration with Epic Games has resulted in cool-looking monitors. These displays are designed to be immersive and improve safety. It contains game-like features like monster mode and ocean theme. The company also notes that the data captured from the sensors can be used to create a real-time 3D digital environment and can be enhanced with additional information from the internet, where people, cars, and road hazards can be displayed on displays.

To sum up, the Afeela sedan presented at CES 2024 is an innovative product developed in collaboration with Sony Honda. The car has not only been improved in terms of exterior and interior, but also equipped with an efficient powertrain and advanced voice technology. There may be more surprises waiting for us in the future.

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