Sony to establish new electric vehicle company
The Hindu
Sony has already announced a prototype vehicle that is being tested on public roads.
Japan's Sony Group will establish a new company for electric vehicles this spring, its chairman said, becoming the latest tech company to beef up its ambitions in the fast-growing market.
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Sony's chairman and president, Kenichiro Yoshida, made the comment at the CES technology conference in the United States that was streamed online.

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