The global center information display market is expected to reach a valuation of US$ 832.7 million in 2024 and climb to US$ 1,781.3 million by 2034, expanding at a CAGR of 7.9% from 2024 to 2034.

In the CID market, stable growth will be ensured by the increase in demand for connected cars and more advanced infotainment systems on the part of consumers. Some demand drivers currently include the trend of packing high-end features into mid-range vehicles, improvement of user interfaces, among others. While LCD technology still clings to its market share due to lower cost, development in user interface technologies like touchless and haptic feedback is driving OLED and flexible displays in premium vehicles.

As the market grows, electric vehicles and autonomous driving technologies will be the reasons for its further growth. Multifunctional CIDs now started the integration of AI-driven systems, offering seamless connectivity and great user experiences. Newer technologies, such as augmented reality displays and 3D interfaces, are changing the face of automotive interiors.

The US holds the maximum share in the market, owing to the prevalence of automotive industries and rising consumer interests in smart technologies. More stringent regulations on vehicle safety and fuel efficiency keep manufacturers upgrading the interfaces in the dashboard throughout. Innovations and government incentives with respect to the production of electrical vehicles are driving China fast as a global leader in the CID market.

Notwithstanding challenges in high manufacturing costs and volatility in raw material prices, investments by traditional and electric vehicle makers in state-of-the-art in-car infotainment technologies will ensure the CID market sees a thriving future. Convergence of consumer requirements with technological advancements are what hint at a bright future for the Center Information Display market.

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Key Takeaways from the Market Study:

• During 2024-2034, the market will expand with a CAGR of 9%
• Among regions, East Asia exhibits the fastest growth with a CAGR of 8%
• LCD (Includes TFT LCD) holds about 74.6% of the share in the type segment.
• In the vehicle category segment, passenger vehicle holds about 8% of the market in 2024.
• The global center information display market growth was about 7% during the historic period (2019-2023).

“Cost-Effective LCDs and Emerging Technologies Shape the Future of Center Information Displays,” says a Fact.MR analyst.

Market Growth Stratagems:

Recent center information display innovations are focused on bringing improvements to user experience through various advanced technologies: augmented reality, curved displays. It also includes immersive and non-intrusive interfaces to increase drivers' awareness, integration of seamless multi-functional displays, using lightweight, cost-effective alternatives thanks to LCD manufacturing infrastructure for various applications. For Instance,

In January 2023, HARMAN Ready Vision was unveiled by HARMAN, (automotive technology segment of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd), the product was launched to create awareness & safety with their cutting-edge solution which includes software & hardware products for augmented reality head-up display. Drivers can receive immersive audio and visual alerts via Ready Vision's AR software, which seamlessly integrates with car sensors. With the accurate, fast, and non-intrusive delivery of vital information and knowledge, these alerts provide drivers with increased situational awareness.

In January 2023, Technology company Continental AG unveiled their stunning Curved Ultrawide Display at CES 2023 in Las Vegas. It curves smoothly from one A-pillar to the next, measuring 1.29 meters in width. With more than 3,000 LEDs, the active area of this 47.5-inch TFT display is illuminated with 7,680 by 660 pixels. This curved display functions as a driver, center, and passenger screen in one seamless unit. It allows automakers a great deal of creative latitude to create cutting-edge, complex cockpits with seamless, continuous screen content displays. The curved surface of the vehicle perfectly blends with the front with a radius of 4,200 millimeters, offering viewers a complete and immersive viewing experience that encourages engagement and relaxation throughout the entire screen.

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More Valuable Insights:

Fact.MR, in its new offering, presents an unbiased analysis of the center information display market, presenting historical market data (2019-2023) and forecast statistics for the period of 2024-2034.

The study reveals essential insights on the basis of type (LCD (includes TFT LCD) and LED (includes OLED)), by size (less than 10 inches, 10-15 inches and above 15 inches), by product type (touch screen and hybrid), by vehicle category (Passenger vehicles (mid-size, compact, luxury, and SUVs), and commercial vehicles (LCVs, HCVs and coaches & buses), by sales channel (OEM and aftermarket) across major regions of the world (North America, Latin America, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, East Asia, South Asia, and Pacific, Middle East & Africa).

Key Companies Profiled:

Alpine Electronics, Inc.; Aptiv PLC; Continental AG; Denso Corporation; Faurecia; Fujitsu Ltd.; Harman International Industries; LG Electronics; Mazda Motor Corporation; Nippon Seiki Co., Ltd.; Panasonic Corporation; Pioneer Corporation; Robert Bosch GmbH; Sony Corporation; Visteon Corporation; Volvo Cars; Other Prominent Players.

Industry News:

In January 2024, Continental introduced to CES 2024 the Crystal Center Display, the first automotive display in transparent Swarovski crystal. This 10-inch advanced microLED display features an unparalleled brightness and contrast performance to give it a floating feel. The innovative display focuses on the redefinition of automobile interior luxury through developing personal design elements that allow for better user experience.

In April 2023, HannStar launched the TFT LCD-based Paper Display-to go up against E Ink's EPD, or electronic paper display. The Paper Display is based on thin-film transistor liquid crystal display technology, or simply TFT LCD, co-opting much of the existing LCD-manufacturing infrastructure to provide an alternative to E Ink's hot-selling EPD technology. A newly developed TFT LCD-based Paper Display was targeted to offer almost all the advantages of EPD by providing a display experience similar to paper aside from low power consumption. It is targeted at applications that include but are not limited to e-readers, electronic shelf labels, and other low-power reflective display devices because it is thin and light in weight.

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