It’s finally time for this year’s CES convention in Las Vegas, and this means that we’re getting a good look at tons of upcoming tech products. In particular, consumer electronics brand Jackery is looking at expanding its reach from portable batteries to a more versatile home energy ecosystem with several major product launches, which the company just so happens to have ready at CES 2026.
Leading the new lineup is Jackery’s Solar Gazebo, a functional outdoor structure which consists of high-efficiency solar panels, which according to the brand is capable of generating 10kWh per day. It’s also designed for both leisure and utility, and can directly integrate with Jackery’s home backup systems which can store energy for daily use or emergency outages.
Also new this year is the Solar Mars Bot, which Jackery claims is the world’s first autonomous solar-powered robot. As with a lot of new tech products these days, the Solar Mars Bot uses AI-enhanced features such as tracking sunlight and repositioning itself to maximize energy capture, and it’s also capable of backup power for other devices. Jackery unveiled the Explorer 1500 Ultra, an all-weather, rugged power station that is 50% lighter than its predecessors and built to operate in extreme environments.
Finally, Jackery also announced the Jackery Consortium, a new alliance of global consumer brands focused on developing renewable energy solutions—this includes brands such as Rokid, Viture, XTOOL, and Heybike to name a few.
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