By Armando

Second day at CES 2026, Displays are bigger, vehicles are more experimental, and mobility concepts are no longer confined to a category.

Brands like TCL are pushing further into connected mobility with NXTAUTO concept interiors, blending automotive design with large-format displays and in-cabin experiences. DREAME’s massive booth leans into smart home appliances at scale, while CHiQ continues positioning itself as a design-forward consumer electronics brand.

Elsewhere, GDU and RICTOR / Kuickwheel showcase alternative mobility ideas, from rugged drones to hybrid personal transport concepts that blur the line between vehicle and gadget.

At the entrance of the Las Vegas Convention Center, Deloitte’s Formula E car greets attendees immediately, setting the tone before anyone even steps onto the show floor.

Day two reinforces CES 2026 tech’s spread across everything, homes, transportation, entertainment, and the spaces between.
By Armando

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