Cars and computers continue to merge, as the automotive industry continues its evolution into high-tech. Auto technology was huge at this year’s CES. Everyone from small vendors who make auto apps and accessories to major players such as Audi, Ford, and Mercedes represented at the show.
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Even if you aren’t a big car enthusiast, you could not help but be amazed at the level of technology in the automotive space. From self-driving cars to dashboard user interfaces, vehicle tech was a standout. Take a look at the following slides to get a view of the best in auto tech at CES:
(1st image) The Kia Novo self-driving concept car. It uses Kia’s self-driving technology, DriveWise. (2nd image) Racing car.
(1st image) Futuristic electric car. (2nd image) Persuasive Electric Vehicle (PEV), a joint effort between the Japanese company Denso and MIT.
(1st image) Users virtually experience Kia DriveWise. (2nd image) Gatorwraps showing off its vehicle wraps.
(1st image) Can-Am off-road vehicle. (2nd image) Ford’s Mode:Pro eBike.
(1st image) Suzuki, (2nd image) Mercedes
Audi R8 V10