Sony Vision S Electric Concept Car At CES 2020 Will Never Be Made
ONN – Sony Vision S Electric Concept Car At CES 2020 Will Never Be Made
Sony unveiled its Vision S Electric Concept Car at CES Las Vegas 2020, and the first reaction was “when can I buy it?” Well, the simple answer is that it’s not a car that was developed to be sold, but to be a rolling test bed for automobile-bound entertainment technology.
Sony views the automobile as the entertainment platform of the future. The technology company believes people will spend most of their time in the car, so it’s products should be tailored for it. Hence the Vision S.
I was told that the 5,000 pound car is not for sale, and may never be. My guess is that if demand for this is strong enough, that could change.
So, for Sony at CES 2020, the car was the star, unlike Pharrell last year, or Kelly Clarkson in 2010.
Stay tuned.
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