Highlights from Mobileye’s CES 2025 showing

 
CES 2025 might be over but there is so much more to say about our Las Vegas presence. During the 4-day event, the Mobileye approach to mobility was front and center thanks to insightful stage talks, eye-catching demonstrations and fascinating discussions about the future of mobility and autonomous vehicles. 

Conference goers were welcomed at the Mobileye booth by two Mobileye Drive™-equipped vehicles, the VW ID Buzz and the Holon Mover, next to a 3D interactive product catalogue made of layers of plexiglass and in a shape of a car. Throughout the week, Mobileye leadership took part in many thought leader panels sharing Mobileye insight on key topics in the automotive industry.  

Here is a quick recap of everything Mobileye from CES 2025! 

Now. Next. Beyond.  

In his annual CES keynote, Mobileye president and CEO Prof. Amnon Shashua shared his vision for the future of the autonomous driving industry – sharing how self-driving vehicles are moving quickly from experiment to everyday reality for consumers.
 

Tech in hand 

On the booth floor, tall city-like geometric structures hosted our newest product tables, where hundreds of visitors entered to learn about our technology. Inside, our newest ECU suite was featured, alongside Mobileye’s impressive imaging radar and other tech.
 

Mobileye main stage 

Safety was the key word during Mobileye’s presentations inside its booth. Discussions on redundancy, AI powered platforms, and collaborations all touched on the importance of increasing the MTBF for safer mobility.  

We presented Mobileye’s story: from driver-assist systems to robotaxis, discussed our AI-driven approach to autonomy, and explained how redundancy in our systems enhances reliability. And, in a unique opportunity, we hosted an in-booth panel discussion titled Unlocking Autonomous Mobility Globally featuring Mobileye EVP Johann (JJ) Jungwirth, Volkswagen ADMT SVP Sebastian Lasek and MOIA CEO Sascha Meyer. The three executives spoke about the Mobileye and VW group collaboration on driverless services and the VW ID. Buzz AD, the software and hardware enabling the project in different geographies, and the future of mobility.

Leadership participation 

When talking about the future of mobility, Mobileye had a strong presence in the discussion at CES. This year was another opportunity for our leadership to lend their voice on key issues in the automotive industry.

Mobileye CTO Prof. Shai Shalev-Shwartz participated in a panel on the state of autonomous vehicle technology. Looking at the present and future of autonomous driving, Prof. Shalev-Shwartz said he is optimistic about the possibility that eyes-off driving systems for consumer vehicles, along with lower costs of robotaxi services, could, in the next few years, transform transportation as we think of it today, “this is a point of revolution, this is a point where products come to transform the way we think about commuting.” 

Mobileye Executive Vice President, Autonomous Vehicles Johann (JJ) Jungwirth joined top industry leaders to discuss integrating autonomous vehicles into communities, building consumer trust, and leveraging AI to enhance AV technology. 

Around the hall 

Our team had an exciting time at CES, not only presenting Mobileye technology, but also connecting with customers, experts,  and colleagues in person. We love meeting those who share our enthusiasm about the future of mobility and we look forward to staying connected to collaborate in the future.