Vehicles, mobility solutions, and transit ideas from tech?s annual Vegas showcase A host of one of the tech world?s tentpole events, CES 2018, Las Vegas has a lot more going for it than entertainment and ample hotel rooms. When it comes to technology, the city has quietly become an early test site for a handful of urban mobility concepts, from running pilots of autonomous shuttles to testing hyperloop technology in the nearby desert.
But, as an early accident involving the city?s autonomous shuttle underscored, much of the hype, keynotes, and promo videos talking up the future of urban transportation still have a long way to go before truly shifting how we travel and navigate our cities.
As Curbed zeroes in on smart home innovations unveiled during CES 2018 (and The Verge covers just about everything of note at the annual tech event), we?re also highlighting urban mobility technology showcased in Vegas. Here are some of the next-generation innovations and inventions that companies are pushing as potential improvements to the way we get around our cities. We?ll be updating this story throughout the week with new vehicles, prototypes, and announcements.
Navya

Autonomous taxis at your service
Billed as a smart mobility solution to the challenge of rapid urbanization, the Autonom Cab is an 100 percent electric, autonomous vehicle. Specifically developed by the French mobility company Navya for urban transportation and set to be the first productio...