Aurzen showcases EV-focussed projection concepts at CES 2026

At the CES 2026, Aurzen highlighted how portable projection is beginning to intersect with EV travel and road-trip culture, led by a Tesla Model Y-based in-car cinema demonstration built around its new Zip Cyber Edition projector.

Rather than positioning projection as a fixed in-vehicle feature, Aurzen's setup frames the Zip Cyber Edition as a flexible companion for EV owners on the road. The compact projector is shown transforming a parked vehicle into a temporary cinema at outdoor destinations such as national parks, scenic overlooks, and campgrounds.

The Zip Cyber Edition has been designed with a cyber-inspired aesthetic and folds down to a quarter-height form factor measuring just one inch thick, saving on cargo space

Making its U.S.A debut, the Zip Cyber Edition is introduced as the world's first tri-fold, truly portable projector. Designed with a cyber-inspired aesthetic, the device folds down to a quarter-height form factor measuring just one inch thick, making it easy to store inside a vehicle without sacrificing cargo space.

Furthermore, the Zip Cyber Edition uses DLP display technology with 720p resolution and supports AirLink one-click mirroring without Wi-Fi, allowing content playback without relying on local networks. A built-in battery provides up to 90 minutes of use, with USB-C fast charging support for added flexibility on the road.

Aurzen has said that the limited Zip Cyber Edition will be open for early-bird pre-orders on its website during the CES 2026 event.