Lenovo Tech World at CES 2026: Live updates including news from Motorola and ThinkPad brands

It’s already been an impressive CES for PCs, laptops and the chips that power them. AMD, Intel, NVIDIA and Qualcomm have all upped their game, and manufacturers from Alienware and HP to ASUS and MSI have already revealed the bulk of their 2026 lineup. But the big dog of the space still has its products under wraps. Lenovo, the biggest PC vendor in the world by units shipped, will be putting on a show worthy of CES’s Las Vegas venue by hosting its CES 2026 keynote — known as “Lenovo Tech World” — at the city’s Sphere arena. Lenovo says it will be a “Tech World experience unlike anything CES has seen before.” We’ll tell you where to livestream the event and what the company has teased so far.

How to watch the Lenovo CES 2026 event live

Lenovo CEO Yuanqing Yang will host the event tonight — Tuesday, January 6 — at 8PM ET. You can follow along at the CTA or Lenovo YouTube livestreams once the event starts. (We’ve embedded the code below.)

Engadget will also be liveblogging the Lenovo CES presentation here.

What to expect from Lenovo at CES 2026

Lenovo is using the high-profile Sphere venue to share some of its tie-ins to the sports world, offering an exclusive look at how the company’s technology has “revolutionized F1,” Yang said in a press release. He’ll also preview the plans for leveraging AI at this summer’s FIFA World Cup, which takes place in the US.

After the event has wrapped up, pop singer Gwen Stefani will take the stage to perform.

As for real products, look for Lenovo to build on some of its successful launches from CES 2025. A year ago, we saw the portable Lenovo Legion Go S – the first third-party SteamOS handheld gaming device – as well as its “stretchy” laptop, the ThinkBook Plus Gen 6 Rollable that extends 2.7 inches taller with a touch of a button. To Lenovo’s credit, both products were actually released and available for sale within months, unlike the vaporware that seems to comprise the bulk of many companies’ CES announcements.

Lastly, don’t be surprised if we see some new Motorola smartphones, given that Lenovo is the parent company of the phone manufacturer. Maybe a new Razr foldable? We’ll find out either way on Tuesday evening.