After launching the Prologue two years ago, Honda’s electric SUV quickly became one of the best-selling electric vehicles in the US. In the second half of 2024, it ranked third behind just the Tesla ...

Honda is slashing the price of the Prologue by $7500 across the lineup. The front-wheel-drive EX will now start at $41,395, and the top-of-the-line, all-wheel-drive Elite starts at $51,895. Honda says ...

Although the writing was on the wall for the 0-Series and the Acura RSX, the GM Ultium-partnered Prologue will continue to survive for just a bit longer. It now starts at just $41,395 for the ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Sony Honda Mobility is abandoning plans to launch the Afeela 1, a $100,000 electric sedan packed with AI and ...

Honda Motor and Sony Group have scrapped plans to jointly develop an electric vehicle and will rethink their partnership as the carmaker's financial troubles deepen. Development of the first- and ...

TOKYO -- Sony Group and Honda Motor have decided to halt development of their Afeela electric vehicle, blaming changes in the EV market and Honda's reassessment of its electrification strategy.

Honda and Sony axed the Afeela, a tech-heavy electric sedan that was slated for sale in 2026. The decision leaves Sony Honda Mobility, their joint venture company, in limbo. Analysts say they aren't ...

Sony Group and Honda Motor say their joint venture will discontinue the development and launch of its electric vehicles. Sony Honda Mobility has been developing its first EV model, Afeela1, which will ...

Sony Honda Mobility, the joint venture established by the two Japanese conglomerates, has decided to give up on the two “Afeela”-branded EVs that it has spent the last few years developing. The ...

Honda Motor Co. and Sony Group Corp. have scrapped plans to jointly develop an electric vehicle and will rethink their partnership as the carmaker’s financial troubles deepen. Development of the first ...

Sony Honda Mobility, the joint venture between Japanese electronics giant Sony and ⁠automaker Honda, on Wednesday said it would stop developing its Afeela electric vehicles, citing Honda's strategy ...

Sony Honda Mobility, the automotive venture from two of Japan’s most storied companies, has swung the axe on its EV project. In a statement, it said it would “discontinue the development and launch” ...