Dual View OLED enables a single in-vehicle display to show different content depending on the viewer’s position (for example, driver sees navigation while a passenger watches entertainment). Operates in extreme conditions - from -40 °C to 85 °C. SDN — Science & Digital News+1
UDC-IR OLED conceals an in-screen driver-monitoring infrared camera, maintaining full-screen aesthetics while supporting future mandatory driver-monitoring systems. Stock Titan
LG Display aims to showcase these technologies and new large-format OLEDs at CES 2026 in Las Vegas, targeting automotive suppliers and manufacturers. SDN — Science & Digital News
Implication:
These innovations reflect how automotive interiors are becoming increasingly “display-centric” and intelligence-rich.
Suppliers like LG Display are shifting from merely making panels to enabling next-gen user experience and safety features inside vehicles.
For automakers, integrating such display technologies could become a competitive differentiator – not just in infotainment, but in vision, safety and cabin experience.