Xiaomi SU7 — at its MWC global launch. It's fantastic, and here are five features that ever carmaker should adopt.

Jetta SEL with 109,224 miles. This sedan offers a comfortable ride, a well-designed interior, and solid fuel efficiency. It ...

The Afeela brand opens a studio in a Los Angeles mall, welcoming EV shoppers until August 1 of this year. The not-inexpensive electric sedan promises a range of about 300 miles, but the main event ...

The upcoming AFEELA EV, a joint effort between Sony and Honda, is now available for viewing to the public in Los Angeles, in advance of its scheduled California release in 2026. We first heard ...

Sony-Honda Mobility (SHM) is officially entering the electric vehicle (EV) market with its debut model, the Afeela 1, a sleek, AI-powered luxury sedan packed with entertainment features, PlayStation ...

The Afeela 1, the electric saloon from Sony and Honda’s new Sony Honda Mobility brand, is finally going on sale. The car was debuted a few years ago now, but at this year’s CES show in Las ...

Roll out the red carpet for the Afeela 1. Sony Honda Mobility, which showed off a near-production version of the electric midsize sedan at CES in Las Vegas, will display it at the Academy Museum of ...

For example, its AI voice technology platform will be included in a next-generation Honda-Sony (SONY) electric vehicle called AFEELA. In fact, SoundHound’s biggest customers are Tier 1 automakers.

Realme will launch the Neo7 SE on February 25, the company announced today. It will be a dual-camera phone with three color options, the hero version being a Blue Mecha variant. Realme says it's ...

Nissan is progressing with its turnaround strategy following failed merger talks with Honda Nissan plans to reduce global production capacity by 20% and shed 9,000 jobs Nissan continues to explore ...

Trunks run high, hatches low. The manufacturer standard greatly underestimates trunk volume, so Cars.com’s numbers are consistently higher. Conversely, our numbers for anything with a liftgate ...

The Trump administration has walked back plans for a $400 million contract to purchase armored Tesla vehicles for the U.S. State Department. The revelation, which surfaced in a public government ...