Modern Mobis: vehicles with reel screens are expected to be launched within three years at the earliest.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen OC_Formula for clue delivery! CTOnews.com June 28 news, according to foreign media BusinessKorea reported that Hyundai Mobis recently demonstrated a scroll screen product for car central control, the auto parts supplier said the product is expected to be released as soon as three years.

At BusinessKorea's Media Technology Day 2023 event held at the Yongning R & D Center in Gyeonggi Province, Hyundai Mobis demonstrated its technological strength in the infotainment display market. The company's 34-inch rotating display and scroll screen display, both of which change size to suit driving conditions, are billed as "world firsts." For example, during driving, the screen may transition to a navigation mode with a smaller size, while during autonomous driving or parking, the screen may transition to a mode with a larger size again, and the user may view content on a large screen.

The media also revealed that in the past three years, Hyundai Mobis has invested more than 1 trillion won in research and development every year. Using proprietary technology, the company has developed a holographic augmented reality head-up display (AR-HED) that can implement various information such as road guidance and lane changes as AR while driving.

CTOnews.com noted that the "Top 100 Global Auto Parts Industry" report released by American Automotive News showed that Hyundai Mobis ranked sixth in the list, with Bosch Germany, Denso Japan, ZF Germany, Magna International Canada and Ningde Times China in the top five.

There are 13 enterprises in China on the list of "Top 100 Global Auto Parts Industry," 22 in Japan, 18 in the United States, 15 in Germany and 11 in South Korea.