In recent years, the display screens of car cockpits have been evolving at an astonishing speed, gradually evolving from ordinary small screens to "giant screen level" experiences that cover the dashboard, center console, and even rear areas. Tesla, with its iconic large screen design, was once jokingly referred to as a "tablet with wheels". Nowadays, more and more car companies are competing for "seats" on the in car screens, creating unprecedented intelligent cabin experiences for users.

In this technology competition, BOE stood at the forefront of the industry with its technological advantages. Today, let's take a look at those "black screen technologies" that have gone viral.

1. The era of large screens: a larger and higher definition driving experience

Taking Jike 001 as an example, this model is equipped with a 15.05-inch 2.5K flexible OLED touch screen provided by BOE Precision Electric, which combines its large size and ultra high definition to become the visual center inside the cabin. Flexible OLED technology not only makes the screen design more in line with the cabin layout, but also provides extremely high color reproduction and clarity, bringing both visual and tactile enjoyment to drivers and passengers. At the same time, the screen supports multi touch operation, making the use of navigation, entertainment and other functions more convenient. It can be said that this screen is not only a display tool, but also the interactive core of the intelligent cockpit.

Another model, the Geely Galaxy E8, is a representative of industry innovation. It is equipped with BOE's 45 inch 8K through screen, integrating the dashboard, center console, and passenger screen into one. This design breaks the boundaries of traditional cabin layouts, allowing the driver and co pilot passengers to operate independently on the same screen - driving information and entertainment content do not interfere with each other. The combination of ultra large size, ultra-high definition resolution, and ultra-thin borders makes the cabin space more immersive and futuristic.

2. Intelligence and multi scene integration

BOE Precision Electric's breakthrough in car screen technology is not only reflected in visual effects, but also meets different user needs through scenario based applications. For example, the LC intelligent light curtain equipped on the Jike 009 can achieve second level response and precise light adjustment through dye liquid crystal dimming technology, which not only enhances users' privacy protection and anti glare ability, but also provides excellent thermal insulation performance. This technology combines high performance and low power consumption, and is the future trend of intelligent car window design.

The experience of rear passengers cannot be ignored either. The 6-inch multifunctional touch screen equipped on the Jike 001 allows rear passengers to easily adjust the air conditioning, navigation, and even entertainment systems, truly achieving an intelligent experience for the entire cabin.

Car screens are no longer limited to displaying information, but have gradually become a part of users' daily lives. In BOE's HERO program, intelligent cockpits are empowered through four major scenarios: Healthiness, Entertainment, Relaxation, and Office. For example, in office settings, car screens that support wireless screen mirroring can easily meet daily work needs, while in entertainment settings, the addition of high refresh rate and HDR technology makes the audio and video experience more immersive.

Whether viewed from the trend of large size or multi scene integration, in car screens have become the soul of intelligent cockpits. Technology innovators represented by BOE Precision Electric have continuously broken through traditional display technology, endowing the "third space" of automobiles with more functions and possibilities.

One sentence summary: The larger the screen, the more enjoyable the experience; The stronger the technology, the more fragrant the cabin.