Tianma Debuts Four Automotive Displays in Chengdu, Including a 150,000-nit Micro LED HUD
At the 2026 World Display Industry Innovation Conference in Chengdu on November 4-5, Tianma showed four new automotive displays: a 7-inch Micro LED transparent panel, a 12-inch IRIS HUD, a 13-inch L-shape AMOLED and a 13-inch dual-panel multi-curvature OLED.
The 2026 World Display Industry Innovation Conference ran from November 4 to 5 at the Chengdu Airport International Convention Center under the theme "Display Everywhere, Intelligence Changing Vision." Tianma Microelectronics used its exhibition area to present four new automotive displays spanning both Micro LED and OLED technologies.
The 7-inch Micro LED transparent automotive display is Tianma's first standard Micro LED product for vehicles. It combines a TFT glass backplane with Micro LED pixels for high transparency and supports modular tiling, so it can be used as a single panel or combined into larger arrays. It is positioned as an information window that does not block the driver's view.
The 12-inch IRIS HUD reaches a peak brightness of 150,000 nits, which Tianma describes as the brightest full-color Micro LED IRIS HUD. Published specifications also include million-level contrast, millisecond response at -30 degrees Celsius, a body roughly 2 mm thick and a black-border-free transparent front window.
The 13-inch L-shape AMOLED is a concave flexible panel built for center information display, with an R40 progressive curvature and a 138-degree fit angle, using Tianma's automotive-grade SLOD technology. A second 13-inch dual-panel multi-curvature OLED covers radii from R800 to R2160 mm and uses the company's SLOD tandem OLED and TPOT technologies.
Speaking at the same event, Guan Jizhen, a specialist invited by the China Optics and Optoelectronics Manufacturers Association, said automotive displays carry stricter requirements for reliability, stability and safety than consumer electronics, and that performance gains must be balanced against power consumption, long-term reliability and cost. For display module makers, the competitive focus is shifting from size and resolution toward wide-temperature response, optical bonding and long-term reliability.
Source: https://finance.sina.cn/tech/2026-11-04/detail-inixqnss6141763.d.html
