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Honda business and news from across the web.- Honda is reportedly reviving the Element as an affordable hybridHonda is reportedly considering a revival of the Element nameplate, with a new hybrid SUV model potentially launching in 2029. The cult-favorite vehicle could return as an affordable option in the automotive market.
- The Morning After: Sony and Honda’s debut EV is dead before it even arrivedSony and Honda have officially discontinued their Afeela electric vehicle project, citing a review of their business direction. The companies are reportedly facing significant financial losses in the EV market. In other news, Hades 2 is coming to Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5, while Meta and YouTube were found negligent in a social media addiction lawsuit.
Sony takes its cancelling spree to another level by canning its PlayStation Remote Play-enabled car, Afeela 1Sony and Honda have decided to discontinue the development and launch of their first electric vehicle model, the Afeela 1, and its second model. This decision stems from Honda's reassessment of its electrification strategy and changes in the EV market, which fundamentally altered the assumptions for the joint venture's business operations. Despite the cancellation of the Afeela 1, Sony and Honda will continue to discuss future business plans for their joint venture.- Sony & Honda discontinue AFEELA electric vehicles projectSony and Honda have officially discontinued the development of all AFEELA electric vehicle models. The companies will be issuing refunds to customers who had made reservation fees for the vehicles.
Sony and Honda Have Abandoned Their PS5-Integrated Electric Car AfeelaSony and Honda have officially canceled the Afeela electric car project, citing changes in the EV market and Honda's reassessment of its electrification strategy. The joint venture's first and second models will not be developed or launched. While the car featured PlayStation integration like Remote Play for PS5 games and customizable themes, the project's underlying assumptions were fundamentally altered.
Sony takes cancelling things to a whole new level by cancelling the car it was making with HondaSony and Honda have officially cancelled their joint electric vehicle project, Afeela. The decision stems from Honda's reassessment of its own electrification strategy, despite a recent presentation at CES 2026. The companies stated they will continue discussions regarding the future of their joint venture, Sony Honda Mobility.- The Afeela 1 came too late and now is gone too soonSony Honda Mobility has officially canceled the Afeela 1 electric vehicle, originally revealed as the Sony Vision S six years ago. The project faced numerous challenges including a high price point, outdated technology compared to competitors, shifting political landscapes around EVs, and a lack of significant advancements in autonomous driving. Honda's withdrawal from the partnership also contributed to the cancellation, leaving the future of Sony's automotive ambitions uncertain.
- Morning MobilizationSony and Honda have reportedly scrapped their Afeela electric vehicle project, which featured PlayStation dashboard themes and Remote Play capabilities. The decision marks a significant shift for the joint venture aimed at entering the automotive market.
- Sony and Honda kill its Afeela EVsSony Honda Mobility has officially discontinued the development and launch of its Afeela electric vehicles, the Afeela 1 and 2. The joint venture stated it will review its business direction and announce future plans soon. This decision follows a significant financial loss for Honda related to EV investments and challenges in the US market.
Man creates £4,500 gaming rig in his truck to play driving games when in trafficA gamer named ZanaZamora has installed a custom £4,500 ($6,000) gaming rig in their truck's passenger seat to play simulation racing games like Le Mans Ultimate and iRacing while stuck in traffic. The setup includes a large racing wheel and monitor, with the user highlighting the rewarding nature of sim racing and their competitive achievements. The article also touches on other instances of in-car gaming, such as Tesla's built-in arcade and Honda's partnership with Sony for PlayStation Remote Play in future models.- Honda cancels three EVs that were months away from US productionHonda has canceled the production of three electric vehicles, including the Honda 0 SUV, Honda 0 sedan, and Acura RSX, which were nearing completion at its Ohio EV Hub. The company cited eased regulations, US tariffs, and slowing EV demand due to policy changes as reasons for the cancellations. Honda will now focus on next-generation hybrids and will only release EVs when demand justifies it, with a significant restructuring expected to cost up to $15.7 billion.