LAS VEGAS — The annual gathering of tech companies in Las Vegas isn't focused on cars, but this year automobile tech seemed to take over the event.

Along those lines, there were a number of cool, weird and down right fascinating vehicles on display, some companies showing off the vehicle itself, others using a tricked out vehicle as a prop to display another technology.




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Audi's plans to aid the race to make self-driving cars the normare well known by now, but on Tuesday the company unleashed a new surprise with a decidedly secret agent-style twist — a smartwatch to control your car.

When Audi's team took to the stage, led by Prof. Dr. Ulrich Hackenberg, an Audi board member for technical development, no one expected the company to announce a wearable, but the reception to it was mostly positive.