Covestro will bring its cutting-edge polymer solutions to CES 2026 in Las Vegas this January 6-9, demonstrating how its materials serve as the foundation for next-generation technology. At the event, Covestro will highlight “The Material Effect” — a powerful combination of materials science, process and application development that drives true breakthroughs. This approach enables customers and partners to achieve more in sustainability, circularity and performance of their technology solutions.

“We’re not just showing materials, we’re showing what makes technology possible,” said Karen Guzman, Mobility Market Manager, Americas, Covestro LLC. “From the components inside your smart devices to the surfaces in your car, our high-performance polymers enable the innovations that consumers interact with every day, all while supporting our sustainability vision.”

The Material Effect: Powering Innovation Across Industries
Visitors will experience firsthand how the company’s materials create the material effect that drives technological advancement:

Electrical & Electronics Innovations:

• Lightweight, durable housings for next-generation AI devices and smart home technology
• Heat-resistant polymers that enable smaller, more powerful electronics
• Signal-transparent materials that support 5G connectivity and sensor integration
• More sustainable solutions, such as incorporating recycled content and bio-circular materials for consumer electronics

Mobility Material Solutions:

• Lightweight alternatives to traditional materials that extend the range of electric vehicles
• Impact-resistant polymers that enhance safety while reducing weight
• Materials designed for the circular economy that maintain high performance standards
• Advanced polycarbonates and specialty films that integrate lighting, sensors, and controls into seamless vehicle surfaces

Specialty Films including Flexible Printed Electronics:

• Brand-defining automotive aesthetics with distinctive 3D design and lighting elements enabled by formable rigid films
• Durable smart products made possible through flexible films with superior adhesion properties that ensure reliable integration of printed inks and electronic components
• Durable wearable devices engineered with flexible films that maintain optimal performance throughout extensive stretch-flex cycling

“The convergence of electronics and mobility is creating exciting opportunities for material innovation,” said Eric Saks, E&E Market Manager, Americas, Covestro LLC. “Our solutions not only deliver exceptional performance but also support our customers’ sustainability objectives as they design the products of tomorrow.”