By Neil Abt and Josh Fisher, Fleet Owner
LAS VEGAS — This year's CES event officially opened to the public on Tuesday, Jan. 7. Taking place at the Las Vegas Convention Center, as well as various venues all over the city, CES attracts people from across the globe.
While previously known more for consumer electronics, in recent years the event has attracted a large number of vehicle manufacturers, as well as suppliers of electrification services, advanced driver safety technologies and autonomous driving systems.
While many displays are to attract attention and generate discussion, CES also provides a real-world glimpse into how our lives will change in the coming years.
About the Author
Neil Abt
Neil Abt is a former FleetOwner editor who wrote for the publication from 2017 to 2020. He was editorial director from 2018 to 2020.
Josh Fisher
Editor-in-Chief
Editor-in-Chief Josh Fisher has been with FleetOwner since 2017. He covers everything from modern fleet management to operational efficiency, artificial intelligence, autonomous trucking, alternative fuels and powertrains, regulations, and emerging transportation technology. Based in Maryland, he writes the Lane Shift Ahead column about the changing North American transportation landscape.