Lenovo Showcases Updated Laptops, New Ai Agent And New Concepts At CES

Lenovo has revealed a broad set of Ai-powered devices, concept prototypes and system updates across its personal technology range at CES 2026, including a personal Ai assistant that works across smartphones, PCs and wearables.

The company’s Las Vegas showcase featured updates to the Yoga, IdeaPad, Legion and Think lines, new commercial devices, and concept designs pointing to future modular, wearable and rollable systems.

The launch was led by Qira, a new cross-device Ai agent designed to unify Lenovo and Motorola user experiences.

Consumer Lineup Adds Aura Edition Ai PCs

New Yoga and IdeaPad models were shown with Copilot+ Ai features and refined designs under the Aura Edition label.

• Yoga Pro 9i Aura Edition now leads Lenovo’s high-end creator lineup, supported by a new external display (Yoga Pro 27UD-10) and branded headphones
  
  
• Yoga AIO i Aura Edition brings the Ai experience to desktops with improved visual fidelity
  
  
• Smart Connect: Software layer enabling cross-device workflows between phones, tablets and PCs

A compact Yoga Mini PC and refreshed IdeaPads were also announced.

Commercial PCs Updated For Ai And Security

On the commercial side, Lenovo introduced new ThinkPad and ThinkCentre devices with upgraded processors, Copilot+ support and remote management features.

• ThinkPad X1 Carbon and X1 2-in-1 Aura Editions lead the new premium offerings
  
  
• ThinkPad X9 15p Aura Edition targets professional and hybrid users
  
  
• ThinkCentre X AIO Aura Edition brings Ai workflows to the desktop, packaged in a slim design

ThinkBook laptops and additional ThinkCentre updates were also confirmed.

The Full Laptop Line-up is here:

Cross-Device Ai Agent Introduced

Lenovo’s new Ai assistant, Qira, is designed to operate as a single ambient intelligence layer across phones, tablets, laptops and wearables.

“Qira is built around users, shaped by their control,” said Luca Rossi, President of Lenovo’s Intelligent Devices Group.

Described by Lenovo as a ‘Personal Ambient Intelligence System’, Qira runs locally on devices and is positioned as a privacy-conscious Ai that responds only to user-enabled inputs. It is available as Lenovo Qira on PCs and tablets and Motorola Qira on smartphones.

The company said integrations with partners like Expedia Group would allow users to move from intent to action more efficiently, using Qira to surface suggestions and hand off to external services.

Motorola Debuts Ai Smartphones And Wearables

Motorola used CES to preview new flagship phones that include generative Ai features focused on camera use and creative tools. A set of limited-edition designs was also introduced.

Concept work from Motorola’s 312 Labs was shown under the name Project Maxwell, offering an early look at how Lenovo’s Qira assistant could power context-aware Ai interactions in wearables.

Adaptive Concepts Point To New Form Factors

Lenovo presented multiple proof-of-concept devices suggesting future directions for hardware and interaction design:

• ThinkPad Rollable XD: Expanding display concept that adjusts to multitasking and screen real estate needs
  
  
• Personal Ai Hub (Project Kubit): Edge-cloud Ai computing unit for syncing Ai experiences across devices
  
  
• Lenovo Ai Glasses: Hands-free wearable interface for Ai interaction
  
  
• Project Maxwell: Motorola wearable showing cross-device Ai in action

The company also displayed personalised displays and modular accessories under development.

Gaming Expands With Rollables And SteamOS

Lenovo expanded its Legion gaming portfolio with new devices and early-stage concepts. The Legion Pro Rollable Concept was shown with a vertically expanding screen targeted at both immersion and competition.

A second-generation Legion Go handheld was revealed, running SteamOS and offering improved battery life and performance flexibility.

Updates were also made to Legion and LOQ laptops, with Lenovo promising new display technologies and Ai-assisted gaming features.

FIFA World Cup Editions Highlight Global Push

Lenovo revealed FIFA World Cup 26 special editions across multiple product lines, reflecting its status as official technology partner for the tournament.

These editions will span ThinkPad, Yoga, Legion, Motorola and other models and are expected to be available ahead of the FIFA World Cup in mid-2026.

Lenovo Continues Ai Device Strategy

The company says it is now focused on scaling Ai across its global hardware base. Its latest financial results indicate US$69 billion in revenue, with operations in 180 markets.

The business is now pushing toward full-stack Ai readiness across both infrastructure and devices. Lenovo’s Ai roadmap spans smartphones, PCs, edge devices, storage and cloud hardware, all supported by its Ai software and partner integrations.

Last Updated on January 8, 2026 by Nick Ross