Sony and Honda's EV promises plenty of tech inside ⚡️

PLUS: Our favorite things from CES, Tesla Cybertruck pricing, BMW screen tech.

If you have trouble reading this message, view it in a browser. Sony Honda Mobility's EV Will Start at $89,900      Sony and Honda's Afeela electric sedan project is getting more real with each passing month. And this week we learned just how much it's going to cost buyers when it goes on sale.     It's worth recalling a few other numbers.    The sleek fastback will be powered by a 91-kWh battery, with Honda citing a range of around 300 miles. So it won't be setting any range or performance records right out the gate.    The main event, however, will be all the Sony tech inside. And this includes a PS5.       But you won't be able to buy it everywhere, even though it will be built in Ohio. The sedan is first headed to one particular state, one that's easy enough to guess.    Here's when we'll see it, and how much you'll realistically need to be able to buy one if you want it in a color other than the base black. READ THE FULL STORY These Are a Few of My Favorite Things—from CES 2025      The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas has been a major annual event for the EV world for some time, with automakers revealing new vehicles and systems that we'll see in cars we'll be able to buy.    And this year is no different with Waymo showing off its new electric robotaxi, and Honda bringing the 0 Series EVs to the show.    But CES is more than just about new car launches. Flying cars are still on the way, allegedly. And so are underwater bulldozers.    Here are a few of our favorite things from CES this year. READ THE FULL STORY NHTSA Will Investigate Tesla's Summon Feature      Tesla's Smart Summon feature, which let drivers remotely pilot their cars to their exact location over short distances, has been available for some time now, and has recently received a major update as well as a new name.    But now the NHTSA has opened a preliminary investigation into Actually Smart Summon, citing slow response times by the app that don't give users much time to react.    And there appears to be no shortage of footage of parking lot mishaps on social media.    Here's what's going on with this new probe. READ THE FULL STORY Mustang Mach-E Outsells Mustang; F-150 Lightning Does Well, Too READ MORE Mercedes-Benz BEVs Gain Access to Thousands of Tesla Superchargers READ MORE Scout Will Add These Hookups to Its Terra Trucks and Traveler SUVs READ MORE A Windshield Can Be So Much More, BMW's Panoramic iDrive Demonstrates READ MORE Is Tesla Cybertruck Demand Slowing, Even with Incentives? READ MORE Details on Woven City Hint at Future of Transportation, Toyota Style READ MORE Spread the word: If you know someone interested in staying on top of the rapidly growing EV segment, feel free to pass this newsletter along. SIGN UP Follow Us Unsubscribe | Privacy Notice | CA Notice at Collection Autoweek is a publication of Hearst Autos. ©2025 Hearst Autos, Inc. All Rights Reserved. This email was sent by Hearst Autos, 300 West 57th Street, New York, NY 10019-3779 https://link.autoweek.com/oc/5e72241397a2142fca606ee4mpsib.156v/0c881b5b