15.6-Inch OLED Central Control Screen Declared for Smart Cockpit Technology

The 15.6-inch OLED central control screen boasts a resolution of up to 3K and an ultra-high brightness that ensures excellent visibility even in strong light conditions. Additionally, it covers 100% of the DCI-P3 color gamut and achieves a native 10-bit color depth, with an impressive contrast ratio of 2,000,000:1, providing rich, detailed, and layered color performance. The screen utilizes Tandem OLED technology along with the latest Demura and DBI software algorithms, offering significant advantages such as high brightness, long lifespan (LT80@25℃ up to 15,000 hours), and low power consumption. The introduction of a Pad bending architecture reduces the lower border of the display by 4mm compared to traditional COF bending architectures, greatly enhancing visual effects. The compact assembly design features ultra-narrow borders on all three sides, achieving a screen-to-body ratio of up to 92%, with the total thickness precisely controlled under 9mm, showcasing exceptional manufacturing craftsmanship. The assembly also incorporates a unique rounded corner design with secondary curvature, highlighting the aesthetic appeal of industrial design. The unified appearance design eliminates seams and allows for easy disassembly, enhancing both aesthetics and user experience. The screen features a high-strength structure with full metal materials for excellent structural strength and shielding performance, while the main body is formed through semi-solid die casting for better density and higher strength. The lightweight magnesium alloy materials reduce the assembly weight to under 1.2kg, aligning with modern automotive lightweight trends. The surface is covered with AGC tempered glass and treated with a 3A coating process, ensuring high hardness and excellent texture, providing reliable durability for users. The application scene is primarily focused on automotive cockpit central display screens, with OLED technology gradually becoming the mainstream choice for mid-to-high-end models, as evidenced by major automakers like Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Li Auto, and NIO widely adopting OLED technology in their new central displays and dashboards.