The company will introduce an AI-enabled engineering maturity model, chip-to-cloud automotive technology platform, and partner-led solutions designed to accelerate the future of intelligent mobility.
Intellias, a global software engineering and digital consulting company, will be attending CES 2026 in Las Vegas, January 6-9, 2026. This year, Interiors welcomes attendees to meeting space #3377 in the Vehicle Technology and Advanced Mobility area of LVCC West Hall, where the company will showcase next-generation solutions shaping the future of software-defined mobility.
The centerpiece of the space will be a live demonstration of IntelliKit, Intellias' modular chip-to-cloud automotive technology platform. Built on real-world E/E architecture, IntelliKit introduces next-generation IVI capabilities, a high-quality 3D instrument cluster, seamless OTA updates, cloud connectivity, and AI-enabled driving scenarios. The platform highlights Intellias' end-to-end engineering expertise and ability to support modern, flexible and scalable vehicle architectures.
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The CES 2026 version of IntelliKit introduces the following new features:
- Natural conversational interactions with the context-aware GenAI voice assistant, powered by SoundHound AI, understand intent and provide personalized responses to drivers.
- Computer vision capabilities based on YOLO v12 for real-time object detection and tracking in QNX RTOS, combined with OpenCV integration for AI object recognition within AAOS, provide enhanced situational awareness and safety.
- Seamlessly integrate Rust-based components into your AUTOSAR Classic environment via the Intellias ECU kit, fully evaluated for ASPICE CL2, functional safety, and cybersecurity compliance to ensure production-ready performance and reliability.
- A customizable digital ecosystem that combines an OEM AppStore, seamless OTA software updates, an Unreal Engine-based instrument cluster, and VicOne cybersecurity integration enables personalized service, continuous updates, an immersive in-car experience, and enhanced cockpit protection.
These innovations demonstrate how AI-driven technologies, flexible automotive platforms, and chip-to-cloud engineering expertise can help OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers accelerate digital transformation and deliver customer-centric, intelligent vehicle experiences. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore practical use cases, production-ready demos, and best practices drawn from Intellias' extensive mobility engineering portfolio.
As part of its presence at CES, Intellias will unveil its vision for AI-enabled engineering. Artificial intelligence is a fundamental element throughout the company's development process, and Intellias will share its AI-enabled engineering maturity model with attendees. It's a framework that maps the evolution from traditional workflows to fully orchestrated, AI-driven engineering. It outlines the four main levels of traditional engineering, AI as an assistant, AI as a collaborator, and AI as an orchestrator, providing a clear path to deploying AI at scale in your organization. During CES, Intellias experts will discuss how this model can help automotive and mobility companies accelerate their AI transformation, improve engineering efficiency, and achieve measurable goals in product quality and innovation speed.
“For us at Intellias, CES is the perfect place to demonstrate how AI is reshaping mobility through its own journey. We are excited to share our AI maturity framework and automotive technology platform, which will enable our clients to achieve new levels of efficiency and innovation across software-defined mobility.” Yuriy Shvalik, Senior Director and Head of Mobility Solutions, Intellias
Throughout the event, Intellias will also showcase solutions in collaboration with technology partners, demonstrating the company's extensive partner ecosystem and deep expertise in automotive software development, navigation, embedded engineering, connectivity and e-mobility. Attendees are invited to visit Vehicle Technology and Advanced Mobility meeting space #3377 in LVCC West Hall to explore IntelliKit first-hand and participate in discussions about the future of AI-driven and software-defined mobility.
