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First Sony car wheeled out on public roads
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First Sony car wheeled out on public roads

Hype&Hyper · 12 01 2021

Sony has recently started testing its hyper-modern concept car, which was spotted on Austrian highways several times over the past weeks.

12 months ago, the brand unveiled a concept for their own electric car. At the time, all there was to know about S-Vision’s concept was that the car would have two motors, delivering over 400 kW, with all-wheel drive. And of course that it will reach 100 kilometers per hour in 4.8 seconds, and will monitor its inner and outer environment with 33 built-in sensors.

According to the latest news, however, the car is already being tested on public roads, and was recently wheeled out for a trip through Austria. Unfortunately the video of the trip doesn’t tell much, but we can’t wait to see the rest!

Source: The Next Web

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