CES 2025: AI features, car innovations, display tech and more expected to be announced at the event

CES 2025

CES 2025, the Consumer Electronics Show, is set to take place in Las Vegas starting January 7 to January 10—early events for CES 2025 kick off on January 4. The event is expected to feature a mix of concept technologies and market-ready devices. Companies like Samsung, Sony, and LG are expected to showcase their latest products.

Artificial intelligence will take centre stage at the CES 2025 event. Companies are expected to highlight advancements in “agentic AI,” which aims to improve smart assistant interfaces and potentially reduce reliance on traditional apps. AI is anticipated to be integrated into various consumer products, including TVs, household appliances, and vehicles. This builds on trends from CES 2024, where AI-powered devices like the Rabbit R1 and Humane AI Pin were showcased but faced challenges post-event.

Chipmakers Nvidia, AMD, and Qualcomm are likely to unveil new processors at the event. Nvidia’s keynote, led by CEO Jensen Huang, is expected to announce details about its next-generation GPUs, including the GeForce RTX 50 series. AMD will likely present its RDNA 4 GPUs, while Qualcomm is expected to have updates following its annual October event. These advancements will power devices from brands like Acer, Asus, and Lenovo.

CES is no longer just about electronics and products, this year, companies are also expected to showcase electric vehicles and innovative car technology. Hyundai is set to introduce a full-windshield holographic display, while BMW will debut its Panoramic iDrive display. Honda plans to showcase two prototype 0 Series electric vehicles. Sony and Honda may also reveal updates to the Sony-Honda Afeela car, rumoured to include integrated PS5 gaming capabilities.

CES 2025 will likely feature developments in TV and display technology. Industry leaders anticipate the debut of larger TVs and innovative concepts like rollable displays, transparent screens, and electroluminescent quantum dots. Companies like LG, Samsung, and TCL are expected to lead these announcements.