LG Electronics introduced a new showcase for its automotive display technologies, the Digital Cockpit gamma. This concept demonstrator is equipped with LG’s most sophisticated vehicle technologies and features three modular solutions: the Vision Display, Intelligent Human-Machine Interface (HMI) and Connectivity & Content.
The Vision Display concept utilizes LGD's latest OLED displays to "adapt seamlessly to dynamic environments". As part of this concept, LGD includes a 12.3" transparent OLED display, and a 14.2" rollable flexible OLED that can be retracted when not in use.
LGD did not share any details on this 12.3" transparent OLED. In May 2024, the company showed a 13.7" 480x270 (40 PPI) transparent OLED that has a transparency of 60%. Back than LGD said that it managed to optimize the pixel structure and increase the transparency of the display to 60% (LGD's commercial transparent OLEDs offer only 45% transparency).
LG Display has been developing rollable OLED technology for many years, but we believe this is the first time it applies it to its automotive display lineup. A few weeks ago Hongqi announced the first car with a rollable OLED display, which is produced by Visionox.
