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8 Cool Mobility Technologies on Display at CES 20258 Cool Mobility Technologies on Display at CES 2025

Our on-site reporter shares the mobility solutions that stole the show at CES 2025.

Jake Hertz

January 20, 2025

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In recent years, the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) has become a premier global stage for unveiling developments in electric vehicle (EV) technology. Originally a show for consumer gadgets, it has since evolved into a launchpad for advancements across industries, including transportation. Today, electric vehicles are arguably the most prominent and noteworthy aspect of the show.

One key theme driving the EV presence at CES is the integration of advanced software and hardware solutions. From artificial intelligence enabling predictive maintenance to over-the-air updates enhancing vehicle features, the technological foundation of EVs is a focal point of the show. Developers and automakers leverage CES to demonstrate how cutting-edge sensors, cloud-based platforms, and high-speed connectivity transform vehicles into dynamic, adaptive systems.

Another highlight of CES is the unveiling of next-generation energy solutions. Companies demonstrate breakthroughs in fast-charging infrastructure, renewable energy integration, and energy storage. The show effectively provides a forum for presenting ambitious visions of a carbon-neutral future, whether that’s vehicle tech alone or the advances in entire ecosystems designed to support sustainable mobility.

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This year, Battery Technology traveled to CES 2025 to see what the EV industry has to offer 2025. Read on to learn about eight of the mobility technologies that caught our eye at this year’s show.

About the Author

Jake Hertz

Jake Hertz is an Electrical Engineer, Technical Writer, and Public Relations Specialist. After he received his M.S. and B.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of Rochester, he spent three years working as an Electrical Engineer at MakerBot Industries. 

As a writer, Jake is well known for his frequent contributions to various engineering websites, where he has garnered readership in the tens of thousands. Through his business, NanoHertz Solutions, Jake works with cutting-edge companies in the hardware and semiconductor space to build industry buzz and awareness through Public Relations and Technical Writing services.

As an engineer, Jake now works with numerous startups to help develop their hardware products. He is also a Co-Founder of Origin Labs, a NYC-based design firm for tech startups in the hardware space.

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