• LG Display (LPL, Financial) showcases fourth-generation OLED technology at SID Display Week 2025, featuring groundbreaking advancements.
• The firm introduces the world's first commercial blue phosphorescent OLED panels with a 15% power reduction.
• LG Display unveils automotive display innovations, including a 57-inch Pillar-to-Pillar display and an 18-inch Slidable OLED.
LG Display (LPL, Financial) is demonstrating its cutting-edge display technology lineup at SID Display Week 2025 in San Jose, California. The exhibition focuses on three main zones, highlighting the company's advancements in OLED panels and automotive displays. Noteworthy is the introduction of their fourth-generation OLED technology, boasting industry-leading maximum luminance of 4,000 nits and a 20% improvement in energy efficiency for 65-inch panels. This new technology integrates a Primary RGB Tandem structure for superior color reproduction, setting new benchmarks in the display industry.
The company also unveiled the world's first commercialized blue phosphorescent OLED panels, which promise a 15% reduction in power consumption. This advancement marks a significant step forward in OLED technology development, overcoming previous challenges associated with efficiency and stability. By incorporating this in a hybrid two-stack Tandem structure, LG Display aims to expand OLED applications, particularly in power-sensitive mobile devices.
In the automotive display sector, LG Display revealed several innovations designed to meet the demands of the growing Software-Defined Vehicle (SDV) market. Among these are the 57-inch Pillar-to-Pillar (P2P) display and an 18-inch Slidable OLED, both engineered to operate in extreme temperature conditions from -40°C to +85°C. These displays are set to redefine in-car entertainment and interface design by removing physical constraints and allowing for more flexible configurations.
LG Display is also taking significant steps towards sustainability with initiatives like their 14-inch laptop panel composed of 41% eco-friendly materials, with a target to reach 50% by 2030. This commitment to environmentally conscious production is part of their broader strategy to address growing consumer and industry demands for sustainable tech solutions.
