CES auto trends: EV infrastructure, battery tech, autonomous freight and cars as marketplaces emerge in 2023

Consumer Technology Association chief economist Steve Koenig addresses reporters during a presentation about emerging technology trends (Karn Dhingra)

January 04, 2023 06:26 PM

LAS VEGAS — Despite recession fears and the tightening of capital markets in 2023, the world's automotive and mobility sectors will expand their rapidly evolving digital transformation, Consumer Technology Association chief economist Steve Koenig said at CES on Tuesday.

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