Recently, there has been an electric car revolution in the automotive industry. Many giant manufacturing companies allocate large budgets for their long-term programs. While some of these companies plan to produce as flagships, some of them are considering production of fully electric cars in the long term. A new initiative plan has emerged to breathe new life into this field.
Hyundai’s long-term electric car plan revealed
Hyundai CEO Jaehoon Chang has revealed his long-term plans. Accordingly, the company will take important steps in the field of electric cars.
Sony and Honda will launch their first electric car in 2025
Sony and Honda companies are going to a joint structuring to bring a new breath to the electric car world. Companies considering joining forces have started initiatives to establish a new brand in this field. Sony and Honda, which want to create a very fast production line, aim to launch their first electric car in 2025.
The partnership, which accelerated its initiatives, started to draw the roadmap for the design, development and sale of the vehicle. On the new brand, companies will have elements from their own areas of expertise. It will combine Honda’s expertise in automobile making and marketing with Sony’s expertise in image sensors and telecommunications. Sony CEO Kenichiro Yoshida made the following statements in his statement.
Sony’s aim is to ‘fill the world with emotion through the power of creativity and technology. Through this alliance with Honda, which has accumulated extensive global experience and achievements in the automobile industry over many years and continues to make revolutionary advances in this field, we aim to advance our vision of ‘making the mobility space emotional’.
Sony has been giving signals that it will enter the automotive world before. So much so that the company showcased its electric concept cars at CES 2020 and 2022. With this partnership, he took his first step. It is not yet known which brand name the new partnership will carry.
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