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While it often feels like a full-on auto show, the car vibes feel somewhat lessened at <\/a>. Yes, the <\/a> from the <\/a> will be back on the floor, but with the Trump administration <\/a> from the market, the industry isn’t offering a full-court press of new vehicles in Las Vegas this year. That said, there’s still plenty of in-cabin car tech on display, including Hyundai’s <\/a>. <\/a><\/p>\n Indeed, the company’s <\/a> will present “more than 30 mobility convergence technologies” during CES. And we’ll also get to see Hyundai’s <\/a>, which will showcase its new Atlas robot fresh out of the lab.<\/p>\n Hyundai’s presentation takes place on January 5 at 4PM ET, and you can livestream it on either its <\/a> or its <\/a>. We’ll embed the stream here once it’s available.<\/p>\n As mentioned above, Hyundai will have its Holographic Windshield Display for viewing. It’s essentially a next-gen heads-up display that projects key data from the vehicle’s dash on the windshield for less distraction, and without obstructing the driver’s view. It’s a vertically expandable 18.1-inch large display, and passengers can even watch videos without being visible to the driver.<\/p>\n Hyundai Mobis collaborated with German optics specialist Zeiss to develop the “world’s first system to utilize holographic film to transform the entire front windshield into an ultra-large display surface.” It says it will begin mass production in 2029, so don’t expect to see this on the market anytime soon.<\/p>\n Beyond automotive, though, we’ll also get a first-ever look at the company’s new Atlas robot. In the teaser image shown in the press release, Atlas looks rather dog-like, which makes sense when you remember that Boston Dynamics was <\/a> back in 2020.<\/p>\n “This next-generation Atlas represents a tangible step toward the commercialization of AI Robotics, highlighting the Group\u2019s commitment to building safe and adaptable robotic co-workers,” the company said in the same press release.<\/p>\n Hyundai said it will also discuss its other tech areas, including electronics and chassis system safety, as well as an AR head-up display, low-power display solutions and EV drive systems.<\/p>\n<\/div>\nHow to watch Hyundai’s presentation at CES 2026<\/h2>\n
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