AUTOMOTIVE SMART DISPLAY MARKET SIZE AND SHARE ANALYSIS - GROWTH TRENDS AND FORECASTS (2024-2031)

Key Developments

• January 2024 - AUO, a global leader in display technology, made its CES debut in Las Vegas this year by showcasing advanced display technologies and solutions, including revolutionary Micro LED. The company highlighted a range of in-vehicle display HMI solutions and extended mobility applications, envisioning the future of smart mobility.
• August 2023 – Mercedes a luxury automotive manufacturer and LG deepened their collaboration by incorporating cutting-edge automotive displays from LG Display into their luxury vehicles. Mercedes-Benz will be the first automaker to integrate OLED panels into both the rear seat and dashboard displays of its consumer models.
• June 2023 - Continental AG, automotive parts manufacturing company unveiled new automotive displays at the Mobility Tech Expo, including a scenic view head-up display and a wider central screen on the windscreen with local dimming technology. The company also plans to introduce face authentication in its displays.
• July 2023 - Mini announced the introduction of Next-Gen Mini models featuring a 9.4-inch Round OLED Screen and Animated Digital Assistant, the first of its kind in the automotive industry, powered by the customizable Mini Operating System 9 software.
• April 2023 - Samsung Display signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Ferrari to develop an innovative display solution for Ferrari’s next-generation models using world-leading OLED technology to support Ferrari's digital transformation.
• March 2023 - General Motors announced its collaboration with Microsoft to integrate ChatGPT into vehicles for displaying vehicle features and other uses.
• November 2022 - Continental AG expanded its Timisoara site into a mega factory for display production, investing approximately USD 44 million to increase the production area by 60%, adding 18,000 square meters. The company has received over a billion orders for its V-shaped, 3D, and OLED displays.