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Hyundai Mobis offered a snapshot of its future vision during the “2023 Media Tech Day” at the auto parts makers The Studio M in Yongin, Gyeonggi Province, Monday, aiming to become a leader in the burgeoning field of vehicle displays spearheaded by advancements in autonomous driving, and connectivity technology. During the event, the Hyundai Motor Group affiliate emphasized its strategy of becoming the lead innovator in the field highlighting proprietary technologies, including the worlds fir...

Hyundai Mobis, a South Korean automotive parts maker under Hyundai Motor Group, is seeking to lead the global in-vehicle display market with its rollable and swivel displays. “Hyundai Mobis is developing various in-vehicle display technologies centered on innovating space, enhancing user satisfaction and securing passenger safety,” said Han Young-hoon, Hyundai Mobis’ vice president heading the Elect...

Hyundai Mobis aims to obtain orders for the rollable display, which was partly adopted in smartphones and TVs, from luxury carmakers in North America and Europe.

Can be unfurled up to over 30 inches, featuring four driving modes with different screen sizes in QHD resolution.The lightweight structure gives the display a major competitive advantage, which

Hyundai Mobis succeeded in developing the worlds first in-vehicle rollable display, creating more space inside automobiles, the company said, Monday. Hyundai Motor Groups automobile parts affiliate said its new display features a screen that rolls up and down when displaying driving information.

Hyundai Mobis, South Korea's leading auto parts maker, said on Monday it has developed the world's first rollable display for vehicles.The rollable display disappears when the engine is turned off and the screen rolls up and down depending on ...

Hyundai Mobis' rollable display disappears when the engine is turned off and the screen rolls up and down depending on driving conditions