From Concept to Concrete: Sony Honda Mobility Starts Afeela 1 Production
Sony Honda Mobility has officially started production of the Afeela 1 in Ohio. Deliveries begin late 2026 in California. A new crossover model was also unveiled at CES.
Six years after Sony first teased the world with its automotive ambitions, the vision has finally hit the assembly line. Sony Honda Mobility (SHM) has officially commenced production of the Afeela 1 electric sedan in Ohio. What started as a showcase of sensors and infotainment at CES 2020 is now a tangible product ready for the competitive EV market.
Sony Honda Mobility Afeela 1 Production and Delivery Roadmap
The production of the Afeela 1 is currently underway, marking a significant milestone for the joint venture. Deliveries are scheduled to begin in late 2026 in California, followed by an expansion into Arizona and Japan in 2027. This phased rollout suggests a strategic approach to establishing a service network and testing market demand in tech-forward regions.
Unveiling the New Afeela Crossover
Adding to the momentum, Sony Honda Mobility revealed a new crossover version of the Afeela lineup on the eve of this year's CES. CEO Yasuhide Mizuno emphasized that their goal of fusing diverse technologies to deliver a novel mobility experience isn't limited to a single vehicle type.
The way we are fusing diverse technologies to deliver a completely novel mobility experience is not limited to a single model type.
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