CES,Six Swedish Girls at a Pump (High Test Girls perhaps the premier conference for new tech, has become a major conference for news in the car industry. The 2024 version of the conference should prove to keep that trend. As TechCrunch noted "a big part of CES’s evolution over the past few years has been its positioning as a major automotive show," since carmakers have leaned into tech features.
The massive Vegas event is scheduled to take place Jan. 9-12. The car news you can expect this year? Well, first and foremost things are going to get even more electric. Let's get into it.
The market has been rough on autonomous vehicles while EVs are growing ever more popular. Tech Radar predicted that CES 2024 will focus heavily on electric cars while eschewing automation, especially considering auto giant Ford announced last year that it would move away from fully autonomous tech. Both Ford and GM took huge losses on automated tech. EV sales, meanwhile, grew from some 3 million in 2020 to more than 10 million in 2023, Tech Radar noted. The market has spoken and CES 2024 will likely reflect that fact.
Car companies love announcing things that are way down the road. How often have you seen, for instance, a "concept" car that never becomes a reality? Last year at CES, for instance, BMW announced a color-changing concept car that hasn't hit the streets.
That might not be the case in 2024, however. In that same article, Tech Radar's Jeremy Kaplan predicted "There will be tons of real-world tech on display at CES 2024, actual stuff you can actually buy today for your next actual car."
SEE ALSO: CES 2024: Dates, ticket prices, and everything else you need to knowKeeping on theme, Honda reportedly plans to drop new EVs at CES. The Japanese car giant announced it'll debut its new "global EV series models and several key technologies that illustrate the significant transformation Honda is currently undergoing." Details are scarce but it's safe to assume the announcement on Tuesday, Jan. 9 will be a big one.
Listen...you might get more tech you can actually use but carmakers still love to make concept vehicles. We've already gotten a peek at one. Hyundai already dropped a preview of its Mobion concept car, which allows all its wheels to turn independently and will debut at CES 2024.
While CES 2024 might have an AI focus overall, the car industry might be an exception to that rule. After all, you can't risk unreliable tech — which AI is, thus far — in something as dangerous as a car. Don't expect AI-powered vehicles just yet. "Experts predict companies will showcase automotive AI in lower-stakes applications such as vehicle personalization," wrote Automotive News.
Topics CES Cars
Outdoor speaker deal: Save $20 on the Soundcore Boom 2
CNN said Hillary won the debate. Why do so many polls seem to say otherwise?
Shoving fight breaks out at first presidential debate
The Face ID ruling is a big win for digital rights. Here's what needs to happen next.
A Typical Wall Street Republican
Jeff Bezos slammed by 85 groups for selling facial
The Face ID ruling is a big win for digital rights. Here's what needs to happen next.
Jeff Bezos slammed by 85 groups for selling facial
Google Pixel Buds Pro 2: $40 off at Amazon
Netflix declines to remove controversial footage from 'Bird Box'
How to Settle Down with Dystopia
'Ghostbusters' sequel coming in 2020, watch the spine
Breastfeeding mother accuses Georgia cop of harassment
Next version of Android might finally get a dark theme
How to Easily Make iPhone Ringtones Using Only iTunes
Steve Carell set for Netflix comedy based on Trump's 'Space Force’
British Twitter explains what it means to be British with hilarious hashtag
Cute computer mouse also has a tiny computer in it
Hidden Siri Commands and Unusual Responses
This Fox News host's comment about Hillary Clinton has the internet in an uproar
This subscription box for single women is everything that's wrong with tech bro cultureSnapchat patent reveals future Spectacles with augmented reality. And dinosaurs.Spotify adds 'Spotify Codes' as a new way to share musicAide wheeling beer into the Capitol insists it’s not to celebrate taking away your health careThe planning behind Fyre Festival, broken down by the numbersThe Force is strong with these giant 'sabertrees'Powerful portrait series connects young LGBTQ activists with queer trailblazersThe most popular Star Wars track on Pandora isn't what you'd expectYouTuber thinks it's funny to remove stop sign, gets arrested, pleads for moneyCouple sitting on a boat created a very NSFW optical illusionGive Trumpcare a break: Here are all the preLonzo Ball's signature shoe got savaged on Twitter, but his dad might have the last laughUmpire takes a pitch to the groin and we feel his pain from hereOculus Story Studio could have been Pixar for VR. Facebook just shut it down.Give Trumpcare a break: Here are all the preWe, your child's school, regret banning fidget spinners after seeing what toy came nextMicrosoft's Bing wants you to chat with search results4 times Girl Scouts fought to make the world a better placeMarvel's 'The Defenders' brings the whole gang together in a bunch of new imagesGin recalled for containing too much alcohol 'Our Flag Means Death' heals the wounds of SuperWhoLocke queerbaiting How to make a playlist on YouTube #DeactiDay: The growing Twitter movement urging users to delete their accounts over Alex Jones The 10 most unhinged parts of Omarosa's 'Unhinged' 'Killing It' review: Peacock's new satire of American life is a must Hands on with Fitbit's new Charge 3 fitness tracker iPhone alarm sounds, ranked Dr. Pimple Popper on the one thing even she finds disgusting Apple launches iMovie 3.0 for iPhone and iPad Cop stops driverless car, driverless car seems to flee, confusion ensues Wordle today: Here are the answer, hints for April 15 Amazon Prime Video's 10 best hidden gems for when you need something new to you 'Wordle' alternatives for movie fans: 'Framed' and 'Actorle' The people have spoken and they want to eat the diseased tomb cheese Paris residents are pissed over rather public eco The 10 most streamed movies of the week. Half are...extremely average. The internet can't handle Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra's engagement Toronto residents turned this pothole into a tomato garden Fox News forced to apologize for mixing up Aretha Franklin and Patti LaBelle. Oops. Parrot tells firefighter to 'f*ck off' during rescue attempt
1.8463s , 10130.1015625 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【Six Swedish Girls at a Pump (High Test Girls】,Exquisite Information Network