With the dust settled, CDN’s Laura Burstein looks back on CES and why the show attracts so many car designers
In the post-pandemic days of dying motor shows, the Consumer Electronics Show (now formally just ‘CES’) in Las Vegas has become the single-most important place for the automotive industry to gather in the new year. Without the once-mighty North American International Auto Show in Detroit standing in its way, the exhibition in the the Las Vegas Convention Center stands unchallenged, a glittering beacon of innovation and utopian dreams.
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