Sony has given us a glimpse of everything that's going to happen in 2020 at its CES main event, including the unveiling of the new PS5 logo. However, we did not expect everyone to speak. In the midst of unveiling it, Sony CEO Kenichiro Yoshida brought a concept electric sedan onto the stage to introduce the Vision-S to the world. It is the first concept sedan to display automotive technologies developed by Sony. The sedan itself was built in partnership with big names like Bosch, Blackberry, Nvidia, and Qualcomm. According to Yoshida, the Vision-S is equipped with 33 sensors inside and outside the vehicle. These were designed not only to detect hazards on the road, but also to detect driver fatigue thanks to the Lane Departure Warning System (LDWS). It is possible that at this stage, the car will become autonomous and the sensors will facilitate autonomous driving. The Vision-S also features Sony's 360-degree audio reality that will allow sound to radiate in all directions inside the car for an immersive experience. The instrument cluster, in addition to providing all the driving information you might need, is essentially a full-width screen with a second panel available in the center console. If that wasn't enough, there are two touchscreens behind the front seats so rear passengers can fill up on all the information and entertainment the car has to offer.
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