The International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas included several gadgets made for cars.

The average US citizen commutes by car, spending an average of one hour in their vehicle. This chunk of time is part of what pushes the rising technology demand for automotive industry, according to an article series at TechNewsWorld.

The consumer electronics industry’s attempts to address that need was significantly featured at the Consumer Electonics Show in Las Vegas.

Some of the gadgets and technology highlights included:

• More sophisticated radar detectors
• A Device that Monitors Car Health
• Motorola’s iRadio for mobile music
• Mobile WiFi (mentioned in an article earlier this month)
• Portable Navigation Devices
• Vehicle tracking technological advances