check out my new ride. This might look like a somewhat regular car from the outside, but it's got more screens inside than I've ever seen inside of a car. This is the Aila. It's a partnership between Sony and Honda, and the idea is to really change not just what you see but what you hear. So, you have 360° sound. Oh wow, you feel that. Screens that are wrapping around the front of the car, also in the back of the car. Uh, fully electric, and it should make longer road trips a little more entertaining, and maybe even your run to the grocery store. The really big thing here is we're talking about a partnership with Sony, so you'll be able to play your PlayStation games here too. Notice the steering wheel looks a little bit different because it doesn't fully finish at the top right. It's kind of like a half steering wheel. Really, the idea here is you're not blocking the screen with the top of your steering wheel. You can kind of still get that full panoramic view. There's also a

screen on the outside of the car up here on the front, and you can see not just what somebody's watching. So, if I'm watching Spider-Man inside, it'll show the Spider-Man graphics on the screen. But you can also see your battery percentage, so that if you forgot to charge your car, it'll also warn you if you're hitting a dangerously low amount, so you don't get stuck on the road. There's also sensors all around the edge of the car, so as you're driving, if you're coming near anything that you might potentially hit, the car can warn you and hopefully keep you and people around you safe. So, when can you expect to have this in your garage? Production starts now, actually, and you can pre-order in 2025. That's the goal. And then, hopefully, you'll be able to actually own this by 2026. We don't know details about price, but we'll learn more about that hopefully soon.

Checking Out the Afeela Prototype

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