Ces 2015

BMW arrived at CES 2015 with a bunch of new tech to showcase, including a BMW M4 fitted with new concept lighting both front and rear. BMW calls them the “M4 Iconic Lights” and they look amazing.

Mercedes-Benz unveiled its futuristic F 015 Luxury in Motion concept at the 2015 Consumer Electronics Show and the car contains some pretty incredible technical features to show off. Of course, the F 015’s profile cannot be ignored, with a gradually sloping front windscreen that barely seems to drop off to the rear, a bold front grille, and a rear taillight messaging system unlike anything else (other than in rear wipers).

Hyundai arrived at the 2015 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas with a new toy to share: a new Blue Link smartwatch app that allows owners of Blue Link equipped Hyundai vehicles to connect with their cars through their smartwatch a la Dick Tracy (or maybe I’m thinking of Michael Knight).

Audi has been successfully testing its autonomous vehicles on the streets of Florida and at speeds of nearly 150 mph on the track. But what practical use is it if you can’t really go anywhere? Well, Audi’s self-driving A7 successfully navigated from Silicon Valley in California to Las Vegas for CES 2015.

BMW will be bringing a new set of self-parking technologies to the 2015 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Showcasing the tech will be BMW’s hybrid i3, which is fitted with BMW’s latest generation Active Assist.