At Lenovo Tech Day 2026 during CES, Motorola unveiled its first book-style foldable, the Razr Fold, alongside the new Motorola Signature. That wasn’t all, though. Here’s a look at the other announcements from the event.
Motorola unveiled the Razr 60 FIFA World Cup 26 Edition, a limited-edition model for FIFA fans. The clamshell foldable features a soft textured rear panel with patterns associated with the FIFA World Cup.
It is available in a green color option, while offering the same specs as the standard Razr 60. Users will also get custom wallpapers, a FIFA theme ringtone, and a FIFA watermark for photos.
The phone will be only available in the US and Canada starting February 12. It is priced at $700.
Next, the new Moto Watch introduces Motorola’s partnership with Polar for fitness and health tracking. The smartwatch comes with a 1.43-inch circular OLED display that’s protected by Gorilla Glass 3. It gets a PPG sensor, Bluetooth 5.3, dual-frequency GPS, and offers an IP68 rating.
The watch is available in aluminum finishes with a stainless steel crown and Pantone-color watch bands. It is claimed to deliver up to 13 days of battery life without an always-on display. It offers continuous heart-rate tracking, sleep insights, and supports multiple workout modes.
The Moto Watch will be available in select markets across Asia, Europe, the Middle East, Latin America, and Oceania, with stainless steel, silicone, or soft-luxe band options.
Motorola also unveiled the Sound Flow, a portable Bluetooth speaker featuring Sound by Bose. It packs a 20W woofer, a 10W tweeter, and dual passive radiators, with support for Bluetooth 5.0, Wi-Fi 5, and UWB. The speaker is IP67-rated and houses a 6,000mAh battery, claimed to offer up to 12 hours of playback.
The Sound Flow sports a twill-textured fabric finish, comes in Pantone Carbon and Pantone Warm Taupe colors, and includes capacitive touch controls.
Motorola also introduced the Moto Pen Ultra and the Moto Tag 2 at the event.
The Moto Pen Ultra features a 1.4mm tip, Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity, 4,096 levels of pressure sensitivity, and a 6-axis motion sensor. It comes with a USB Type-C charging case, carries an IP55 rating, weighs just 4.7g, and is claimed to deliver sub-5ms latency.
Motorola’s updated Tag 2 is powered by UWB, Bluetooth channel sounding, and the Find Hub network. It carries an IP68 rating and is claimed to deliver up to 500 days of battery life with a user-replaceable battery. The Tag 2 also includes a button that can be used to locate a paired device or act as a remote camera shutter.
Lastly, the company announced Qira, a unified AI assistant jointly developed by Lenovo and Motorola, and showcased an AI Perceptive Companion proof of concept dubbed Project Maxwell.
According to Motorola, Qira is built to deliver a seamless, cross-device AI experience, making it easier for users to switch between apps, AI tools, and hardware. It brings together Motorola and Lenovo AI offerings such as moto AI, Lenovo AI Now, Creator Zone, and Learning Zone under a single platform.
Qira is positioned as a system-level, context-aware AI that can be activated using the “Hey, Qira” wake phrase, a dedicated hardware key, or a persistent on-screen pill. Motorola says Qira will roll out to select Lenovo devices in Q1 2026, followed by Motorola devices at a later date.
Meanwhile, Project Maxwell, developed by Motorola’s 312 Labs, explores new ways to bring AI into everyday use. It is a wearable accessory that integrates with Qira and can continuously process visual, audio, and environmental data to deliver real-time, context-aware insights.
It is powered by Multimodal Perception Fusion and Natural Language Interaction and Intention Capture technologies.
