Self-driving cars, colour-changing body panels and a plenty of AI-driven tech from the future is here to serve as a teaser for the immediate future of mobility. Parth Charan is a Mumbai-based writer who's written extensively on cars for over seven years.

Some of the world's biggest car makers debuted future technology at the annual Las Vegas show. Between all the connected home tech, giant 8K TVs and robots, the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show didn't let down automotive enthusiasts. Many of the world's biggest car makers exhibited at the annual mecca to Las Vegas, which serves as a glimpse into the future of technology, by dominating much of the North Hall at the Las Vegas Convention Center, as well as surrounding facilities. And it didn't seem to matter the Sin City event falls just a week before the North American International Auto Show in Detroit. The following is just a small sampling of some amazing automotive tech coming down the road -- pun intended -- most of which debuted at CES. Seen at CES: New features added to Toyota's next-gen Guardian autonomous technology.