The XUV700 will become India’s first vehicle to incorporate Sony's inbuilt sound system powered by Sound Building Blocks.
12 Aug 2021 | 10079 Views | By Autocar Professional Bureau
Japanese electronics major Sony India will introduce its 3D sound technology for the first-time in India in Mahindra & Mahindra’s soon-to-be-revealed flagshipSUV, the XUV700.
This, the electronics company says, will be India’s first vehicle with its inbuilt sound system that will be powered by Sound Building Blocks, one ...
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Japanese electronics major Sony India will introduce its 3D sound technology for the first-time in India in Mahindra & Mahindra’s soon-to-be-revealed flagshipSUV, the XUV700.
This, the electronics company says, will be India’s first vehicle with its inbuilt sound system that will be powered by Sound Building Blocks, one of Sony’s 360 Spatial Sound Technology, which offers a immersive audio experience.
The Mahindra XUV700 will mark the beginning of the next-generation of authentic Mahindra SUVs which will offer several first-in-segment technologies and features including AI-based connectivity.
The technology is designed and engineered by Sony’s expert sound engineers, the in-built 3D sound system is custom-made with finest sound tuning, specifically for the XUV700, and provides an immersive 3D audio experience through its (powerful or 445W) 13 channel DSP amplifier, 12 custom-designed speakers including subwoofer and the Sound Building Blocks technology.
Sony says each component in the 3D sound system has been precisely engineered for optimum performance, thereby ensuring unique cabin acoustics for the XUV700. The Sound Building Blocks technology enables –
Sunil Nayyar, MD, Sony India said: "This is a proud moment for Sony India as we are entering into a partnership in the automobile sector in India for the very first time and couldn’t have chosen a better partner than the prestigious, home-grown company Mahindra. Sony has a robust foundation in innovation in the technology sector, and this collaboration will see us take our 3D spatial sound to consumers with an immersive next-generation audio experience wherever he travels.”
Veejay Ram Nakra, CEO, Automotive Division, Mahindra & Mahindra said, “We are excited to collaborate with Sony to present the XUV700 as India’s first vehicle with Sony’s inbuilt 3D sound system, that will set a new benchmark in cabin acoustics. Our customers can enjoy the rich, spacious cabin acoustics for a truly immersive audio experience while on the road.”
Sony’s 3D sound system also comes with DSEE technology which helps in enhancing the sound quality of compressed audio files and SDVC (Speed Dependent Volume/EQ Control) for maintaining volume and tonal balance at any vehicle speed and volume to minimise the influence of outside noise.