LG Innotek announced on December 3 that it will unveil a wide range of future mobility innovation solutions for autonomous driving and electric vehicles at CES 2026, which will be held in Las Vegas in January.
CES 2026, running from January 6 to 9, is the world’s largest consumer technology exhibition, where global tech leaders introduce new products and breakthrough technologies shaping future industries.
LG Innotek will showcase 35 products at a booth dedicated solely to future mobility, located at the entrance of the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC) West Hall. Rather than focusing solely on individual components, the company plans to present integrated mobility solutions that combine hardware with AI-powered software. This reflects growing demand in the AI Defined Vehicle (ADV) era, where global automakers favor comprehensive turn-key solutions.
To demonstrate its approach, LG Innotek will introduce two mobility mockups – an autonomous vehicle and an electric vehicle – each featuring the company’s core convergence technologies.
The autonomous vehicle mockup will incorporate 20 advanced AD/ADAS-related components supporting in-cabin and exterior sensing, communications, and lighting. These technologies aim to highlight LG Innotek’s competitiveness in the evolving ADV market.
A key highlight will be next-generation In-Cabin sensing solutions developed in response to automaker needs. The exhibit features the first public debut of the Under Display Camera (UDC) module for vehicles, as well as a next-generation digital key with Child Presence Detection (CPD), and other multi-function sensor innovations.
Exterior sensing technologies will also be showcased, including the Active Cleaning Camera Module enhanced by AI-based lens-cleaning control, along with FMCW LiDAR and radar products. A simulated driving experience will allow visitors to test autonomous performance via front-display signage inside the mockup cockpit.
Other marquee solutions include the ultra-slim pixel lighting module for automotive applications, a CES 2026 Innovation Award winner.
The electric vehicle mockup will feature 15 power and motor control components, including a wireless battery management system (BMS) and B-Link, which integrates BMS and the Battery Junction Box (BJB). These exhibits aim to emphasize the company’s strength in EV component system integration.
“The CES 2026 exhibition will further cement our position as a leading future mobility partner,” said Moon Hyuk-soo, CEO of LG Innotek. “We will continue to deliver differentiated customer value through breakthrough technology, becoming a key partner in enabling our customers’ mobility visions.”
