What you missed on day three at CES

Day three of CES wasn't quite as crazy as day two, but it was still a massive gadget overload. Never fear, though, because we've once again wrapped up the highlights here with a nice neat bow. Topping the list was Chevy's new all-electric Bolt, an EV that lets you travel more than 200 miles on a charge, then top back up to 80 percent within an hour. More insane but far less likely is Ehang's 184 personal drone that can ferry you up to 10 miles, well above the traffic jams. We also saw the stunning, rollable OLED displays from LG. We don't know why we want one, we just know that we do. To catch up, we've got more details in our gallery and the video above.

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Chevy takes on Tesla with the all-electric Bolt

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Chevy's first pure EV, the Bolt, hits all the right notes. 200 mile-plus range? Check. One hour to an 80 percent charge? Check. $30,000 price tag (after rebates)? Yep. Chevy hopes all those features will put it front of mind for consumers who are looking for a pure EV with decent range, but don't have $70,000-plus to spend on a Tesla S. At least, until the Tesla Model 3 comes along