Oh how we love concept cars, especially if they work. But then, car manufacturers aren't at fault if they showcase just a static, non-working and idiot-proof model at most of the public platforms. They need a technologically-sound audience to understand the brilliance of their creation and one such event, that breathes back to life every year, is the Consumer Electronics Show (CES). The 2017 CES will become the platform for many companies across various industries, including automotive. We know that Mercedes-Benz is prepping up to flaunt its future-tech at the event and so is Hyundai Motor.