NEW YORK, Jan 6, 2026, 08:30 EST — Premarket
- Innoviz shares rise 7.3% in premarket trading to $1.32
- Company rolls out camera-integrated InnovizThree and an Nvidia-linked smart infrastructure setup
- Traders eye CES demos this week and the next earnings window
Innoviz Technologies Ltd (INVZ) shares rose 7.3% to $1.32 in premarket trading on Tuesday. About 206,000 shares changed hands. Public
The move comes as Innoviz heads to the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, where auto and tech suppliers pitch new hardware to customers and investors. The company lists CES 2026, running Jan. 6-9, as an upcoming event. Innoviz Technologies Ltd.
Investors have been watching whether LiDAR — laser sensors that build 3D maps of a vehicle’s surroundings — can shrink and simplify integration with cameras. Edge computing, processing data on the device rather than sending it to a data center, is another focus as customers try to cut bandwidth and power costs.
In a Tuesday release, Innoviz said it added a factory-aligned RGB camera to its long-range InnovizThree LiDAR, creating a single sensor-fusion module — which blends camera and LiDAR data — aimed at behind-the-windshield vehicle installs as well as drones, micro-robotics and humanoids. “By adding color capabilities directly into our LiDAR, we are giving OEMs a cleaner, more efficient path to multi-sensor perception,” CEO Omer Keilaf said. Innoviz Technologies Ltd.
In a separate announcement, Innoviz said it integrated its InnovizSMARTer sensor with Nvidia’s Jetson Orin Nano to handle real-time 3D perception at the “far edge,” allowing wireless deployments where sending raw data to the cloud is impractical. “This collaboration with NVIDIA demonstrates our commitment to making advanced LiDAR technology accessible and scalable,” Keilaf said. PR Newswire
Innoviz shares closed on Monday at $1.23, up 27.6%, after touching $1.25 intraday, according to stock data. StockAnalysis
But the stock’s volatility cuts both ways, and dilution remains a key worry for small-cap LiDAR makers. A registration statement filed on Monday showed Innoviz registered up to 16.96 million ordinary shares for its 2021 employee share incentive plan. SEC
