Sony and Honda Bring PlayStation Gaming to Cars
Sony Honda Mobility has confirmed a major in-car entertainment upgrade for its upcoming Afeela electric car. The vehicle will become the first production car to support PlayStation Remote Play.
This feature allows you to stream PlayStation games directly from a PS5 or PS4 to the car’s infotainment screen.
What Is PlayStation Remote Play in Afeela
PlayStation Remote Play streams games from your home console over the internet. The Afeela uses its built-in  IVI system to access and control the console.
You sign in to your PlayStation account and play games without installing them on the car.
How It Works Inside the Car
The Afeela IVI system acts as the control hub. You connect to your PS5 or PS4 remotely and play through the car’s display.
Passengers use the feature at any time. The driver gets access only when the vehicle is parked. This rule keeps driving focus intact.
Internet Speed Requirements
Sony Honda Mobility outlined clear network requirements for stable gameplay.
• Minimum required speed: 5 Mbps
• Recommended speed for smooth play: 15 Mbps or higher
A stable connection matters more than peak speed. Lag and dropouts reduce play quality.
Why This Matters for In-Car Entertainment
Most in-car gaming relies on cloud services or lightweight games. Afeela stands apart by streaming full console titles.
This approach gives you access to your existing PlayStation library. No extra purchases required.
It also signals a deeper link between gaming ecosystems and future electric vehicles.
What This Means for Afeela Buyers
You get console-grade gaming during charging stops or long waits. Families benefit most, especially on trips.
Sony Honda Mobility positions Afeela as a tech-focused EV, not only a transport tool.
The move strengthens Afeela’s identity as a digital-first electric car built around entertainment and software.
