CES 2026，万物皆可汽车？

Core Insights - The CES 2026 is shifting focus from electric vehicles to "physical AI," which integrates sensors, computer vision, and actuators to enable machines to interact with and adapt to their environments [4][6][8] - The automotive industry is evolving from electrification to intelligence, with discussions centered on how vehicles can become autonomous "physical AI" entities [8][10] - Major companies like NVIDIA, Uber, and Sony Honda Mobility are showcasing advancements in autonomous driving technologies and smart vehicle systems [10][14][19] Automotive Innovations - NVIDIA introduced the Alpamayo platform, aiming for L4-level autonomous driving capabilities, marking a significant step in AI-driven vehicle technology [10][12] - Uber unveiled its luxury autonomous taxi, featuring personalized passenger experiences and advanced perception systems, with plans for public service by the end of the year [10][14] - Sony Honda Mobility is developing the AFEELA model, which aims to create a "creative entertainment space" within the vehicle, enhancing user experience beyond mere transportation [14][19] Smart Cockpit Developments - BMW is integrating Alexa and generative AI into its vehicles, enhancing user interaction and personalization [21][23] - Mercedes-Benz launched the electric GLC model in the U.S., featuring advanced AI integration and immersive audio systems [23][25] - LG's smart cockpit platform aims to evolve user experience through context-aware adjustments, although still in early deployment stages [25][27] Chinese Automotive Brands - Geely and Great Wall are the only major Chinese brands participating in CES 2026, showcasing their advancements in AI and smart driving technologies [27][19] - Geely's G-ASD system aims to enhance safety and confidence in complex driving scenarios, while Great Wall focuses on intelligent driving capabilities [15][19] Battery Technology Innovations - Donut Lab introduced the world's first solid-state battery for OEM vehicles, promising high energy density and rapid charging capabilities [39][41] - Lyten showcased lithium-sulfur battery technology with a clear commercialization timeline, targeting military and automotive applications [43] - ProLogium and Electra Vehicles presented advancements in battery management and solid-state technology, aiming to enhance safety and efficiency in electric vehicles [45][47]