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The Sony Honda Mobility Afeela 1, an electric sedan from the new company, is set to go on sale in mid-2026, but the cheaper trim isn't due until 2027.
Honda says it will begin building the 0 Series SUV at its facility in Ohio during the first half of 2026; the Saloon will follow in the latter half of the year.
Sony executives hyped up the Afeela EV’s high-tech features, touting both its incorporation of artificial intelligence as well as its potential as a platform for entertainment, gaming and other apps.
Kia’s new Platform Beyond Vehicle concepts are essentially a cab atop a skateboard-style EV chassis that allows you to swap out the entire rear portion of the vehicle to suit different uses.
BMW is showing off new in-car video and gaming offerings, as well as an upcoming AI-powered voice assistant and automated parking functions.
Honda describes the 0 Series Saloon concept as a preview of the new model lineup’s flagship, serving as the first 0 Series to enter production.
Mercedes-Benz has unveiled several in-car tech upgrades, including a generative AI-powered virtual assistant and a new Sound Drive audio experience that will be rolling out to its new vehicles soon.
VW will launch ChatGPT in vehicles with its latest infotainment tech: the ID family of electric vehicles, as well as the Passat, Tiguan and Golf.
The ID.7 is Volkswagen’s first all-electric sedan and the production version of the ID. Aero concept the automaker revealed in 2022.
The Blazer EV will go on sale first in the spring of 2023, with the Equinox EV to follow that fall.