Lenovo introduced its newest lineup of AI-powered devices and services at Lenovo Innovation World 2025. Covering high-performance PCs, tablets, gaming systems, and Motorola smartphones, the portfolio reflects the company’s push to integrate generative AI and hybrid intelligence into everyday work, creativity, and entertainment.
“From adaptive form factors and AI-ready workstations to handheld gaming, creator tablets, and moto ai-enabled smartphones, Lenovo is continuing to redefine what technology can do for people and businesses in the AI era,” said Luca Rossi, president of Lenovo’s Intelligent Devices Group. “This isn’t about future potential, it’s about delivering real, everyday AI experiences now for hyper-personalization, productivity, creativity, and data protection. All this is grounded in our belief that smarter technology, including smarter AI, should be accessible, useful, and empowering for all.”
AI for business
For professionals, Lenovo introduced new concepts that showcase AI-driven design. The ThinkBook VertiFlex Concept features a rotatable 14-inch screen with an AI-adaptive interface for seamless switching between horizontal and vertical use. The Lenovo Smart Motion Concept highlights multi-directional ergonomics with gesture and voice control, as well as health-focused adjustments.
The company also expanded its commercial workstation range with models such as the redesigned ThinkPad P16 Gen 3 and updates to the ThinkPad P1 Gen 8, P16v Gen 3, P16s i Gen 4, and P14s i Gen 6. These can be configured for AI development and high-performance creative work. A new Glacier White color option was added to the ThinkPad X9 Aura Edition, part of Lenovo’s Copilot+ PC series.
Supporting multitasking, Lenovo introduced the ThinkVision P40WD-40, a 39.7-inch curved ultrawide monitor with Thunderbolt 4 one-cable docking and energy-efficient design. It also refreshed its ThinkPad Smart Dock line, including the Thunderbolt 5 Smart Dock 7500, which can connect up to four high-refresh-rate displays. The Magic Bay HUD for ThinkBook, previewed earlier this year, will also roll out in select markets.
On the services side, Lenovo announced AI Fast Start, a pilot program that helps industries such as publishing, healthcare, and finance deploy on-device AI assistants through Intel’s AI Assistant Builder.
AI for consumers
Lenovo expanded its Legion gaming brand with the Lenovo Legion Go, an 8.8-inch handheld gaming PC equipped with upgraded TrueStrike controllers, OLED display, and extended battery life. The lineup also includes the Legion Pro 7, LOQ Tower 26ADR10, and three Legion Pro OLED monitors designed for smooth refresh rates and sharp visuals.
Legion Glasses Gen 2 will receive a free software update that enables 3D Mode gameplay on more than 20 supported titles.
For content creators, Lenovo introduced FlickLift, an AI-based editing overlay that removes backgrounds, sharpens images, and supports cross-app workflows on Yoga and IdeaPad devices.
The Yoga Tab, aimed at creative professionals, offers a 3.2K PureSight Pro display, hybrid AI features, and pen support with advanced sketch-to-image tools. The lighter Idea Tab Plus provides Smart Notes, Circle to Search, and Gemini integration in a portable design.
AI for everyone
Motorola also introduced new smartphones. The motorola edge 60 neo brings the company’s moto ai suite, which enhances photography and productivity, and includes a triple camera system with a Sony LYTIA sensor and telephoto lens.
In the value range, Motorola launched the moto g06 and moto g06 power. Both feature 6.88-inch displays, AI-powered 50MP cameras, Dolby Atmos audio, and Circle to Search. The moto g06 power includes a 7000mAh battery that supports up to 2.5 days of use. Both phones come with up to 12GB RAM (with RAM Boost) and 256GB storage.
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