In light of Reality Labs’ reorganization, which has seen recent internal studio closures and layoffs, Oculus founder Palmer ...

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New year, new all-electric coupe-SUV from a company you may not have heard of. Yep, looks like the car industry is sticking with last year’s playbook. This is the Afeela Prototype 2026, and we’re told ...

Prices for the saloon start at around $90,000 (£66k), so expect the SUV to start at just north of $100k (£74k) - lining it up against higher-spec versions of its compatriot Lucid and Rivian rivals.

Welcome to the "physical AI" era of the auto industry. Here's what we're expecting from CES.

Police taped off part of a Morrisons car park in Greater Manchester after a man tragically died on Friday afternoon (January 2). Officers, along with paramedics, attended the incident at the Hyde ...

Sony and Honda‘s eagerly anticipated AFEELA 1 electric vehicle is available to pre-order now, the brands announced jointly today at CES 2025 in Las Vegas – the same city and show where they first ...

Faraway road trips just got a lot easier, at least for the passengers. Sony Honda Mobility, the joint venture between the two Japanese conglomerates created to produce electric vehicles, announced ...

The company is extending its RoX platform to reflect tighter hardware–software integration in emerging vehicle E/E architectures. Credit: Renesas. Semiconductor supplier Renesas Electronics has ...

Sony Honda Mobility is partnering with digital plate maker Reviver to offer connected license plates as an official accessory on the upcoming Afeela 1 electric sedan. Sony Honda Mobility will offer ...

Car manufacturers are quickly learning that a software-defined vehicle is not an easy thing to, well, define. It’s a whole new world for auto manufacturers who once just had to worry about suspension ...

Honda plans to continue to talk with various automakers about partnering on software as the march towards the electric future continues. In Japan last week, Honda CEO Toshihiro Mibe told journalists ...