Honda is Teasing a 'Cooperative Mobility Ecosystem'
Honda has announced what it will show at the Consumer Electronics Show in January, but the details are still sort of hazy.
Honda will demonstrate what it calls a “Cooperative Mobility Ecosystem,” which is made up of urban mobility, artificial intelligence, and robotics concepts all working together. The brand didn’t elaborate on what specifically will be shown, besides saying that it will help to reduce traffic congestion and create new in-car connectivity.
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One aspect of this ecosystem is the NeuV concept, shown in Honda’s teaser video. It appears to be a compact crossover sized vehicle that will likely be self-driving and outfitted with the latest interior technology.
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