Consumer electronics show

The new GLC With EQ Technology is a thoughtful, well-considered rework of the automaker’s electric architecture and aesthetic.

The all-new 2027 iX3, debuting in the U.S. at Consumer Electronics Show 2026 in Las Vegas, represents BMW’s clean-sheet rethink of its EV strategy.

The Sony Honda Mobility Afeela 1, an electric sedan from the new company, is set to go on sale in mid-2026, but the cheaper trim isn't due until 2027.

Honda says it will begin building the 0 Series SUV at its facility in Ohio during the first half of 2026; the Saloon will follow in the latter half of the year.

Sony executives hyped up the Afeela EV’s high-tech features, touting both its incorporation of artificial intelligence as well as its potential as a platform for entertainment, gaming and other apps.

Kia’s new Platform Beyond Vehicle concepts are essentially a cab atop a skateboard-style EV chassis that allows you to swap out the entire rear portion of the vehicle to suit different uses.

BMW is showing off new in-car video and gaming offerings, as well as an upcoming AI-powered voice assistant and automated parking functions.

Honda describes the 0 Series Saloon concept as a preview of the new model lineup’s flagship, serving as the first 0 Series to enter production.

Mercedes-Benz has unveiled several in-car tech upgrades, including a generative AI-powered virtual assistant and a new Sound Drive audio experience that will be rolling out to its new vehicles soon.

VW will launch ChatGPT in vehicles with its latest infotainment tech: the ID family of electric vehicles, as well as the Passat, Tiguan and Golf.