See the latest and greatest Alexa gadgets from CES 2020

The $899 Royole Mirage is an Alexa-powered smart speaker with a wraparound touchscreen, a futuristic design and a mind-boggling price tag.

Electric carmaker Rivian will build Alexa support into its upcoming vehicles. Voice commands won't be limited to navigation, music and phone calls either. Alexa will be able to do things like pop the trunk, open windows and control the AC too.

Weber's Connect Smart Grilling Hub is no basic pit thermometer. The Hub pairs wirelessly with your phone, and guides you through entire cooks. The Hub also monitors grill and meat temperatures in real time. 

The Kwikset Halo Touch Smart Lock stores up to 100 fingerprints. It also works with Alexa so you can lock up with a quick voice command. 

The Ring Access Controller Pro brings smarts and Alexa support to motorized gates. It also has to be hardwired by a professional installer. 

Ring's latest outdoor lights are solar powered. And as Ring is an Amazon company, they enjoy support for Alexa.

Ring's weather-resistant LED bulbs were also on-hand at CES. 

Lamborghini announced that some of its supercars will have Alexa integration. One is the Huracan Evo. It costs a little more than that smart light bulb.

This $199 weather-resistant security camera from Abode has a unique design that can be hardwired via existing doorbell wires or plugged into an outlet with the included power adapter. 

Kohler plans to revamp its smart showerhead line in 2020 with the addition of a new model. It will come with built-in audio from Harman Kardon. It's also waterproof, and tuned to cancel out water noise. The speaker uses Bluetooth and has its own app separate from the Kohler Konnect app to custom tweak audio. 

TP-Link's new lineup of Deco Mesh Wi-Fi 6 wireless routers work with Alexa. Voice commands will let you control network settings and guest access. 

D-Link's COVR X1872 is a new two-piece mesh router system. It supports fast new Wi-Fi 6, plus voice controls via Alexa or Google Assistant that'll let you turn on the guest network or pause the internet to a group of devices.

The Julia appliance can weigh, chop, steam and more. It comes with a custom 8-inch smart display with a digital recipe book, and appliance controls to help Julia make your meal. Once you've selected the recipe and added the ingredients, the Julia does the rest. 

The Kohler Setra faucet will cost $399 and work with Kohler Konnect, Alexa and Google Assistant for voice commands.

Nanoleaf plans to offer hexagonal panels, plus new "unified" panels that'll let you mix and match shapes. Since the company's current LED panels support Google Assistant and Alexa, it's a good bet these will as well.

GE's new line of smart light switches require only a three-wire setup (no neutral). Neither do they need a separate hub to work. The switches support voice commands you give Google Assistant and Alexa, too.

We got to see the newest version of the popular August Smart Lock at the show. It's 45% smaller than before and due out later this year. It works with both Alexa and Google Assistant. No word on the price yet.

Dux, a Swedish maker of luxury beds, unveiled a new sleeper with support for Alexa built right in. Alexa is paired with the bed's app, so you can use voice commands to activate bedtime routines. These control lights and other connected devices as you wind down for the night.